r/NotJustTollywood

The Cancellation trend has begun even before the shoot... Let's see how it unfolds by the time of the release....

u/AMK-27 — 20 hours ago

Yap something this dumb, then blame people for targeting you. Bro can't even comprehend a simple storyline 😭😭

This guy cant be fkng serious..

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"Pritam and Pedro" the best comedy and thriller I watched in recent times.

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These days many cyber thriller series/movies are shown in very dark and it has elements that are beyond the scope, but this hirani show has the scenes that gives some basic knowledge like how phishing happens with that vikrant scene. It really is the best lighthearted comedy series in recent times.

u/Gullible_World7397 — 2 days ago

There was once an honesty to filmmaking. Directors had something to say through cinema. Filmmakers like Addala and Krish, who once made memorable films, got trapped in outdated commercial templates, giving us disappointing films like PeddaKapu and Ghati....

Did the industry push them into this trap or that greed of BO numbers of Commercial films... What's your take on this guys, why do you think this happens?

(Also, this clip is from Srikanth Addala's Kothha Bangaru Lokam)

u/AMK-27 — 1 day ago
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Edoka daniki stick avvandi

Iam not backing Pushpa 2 here iam not a bhAAi fan or loved Pushpa 2 Kani Pushpa 2 vachina 1 year 3 months ke dhurandhar 2 vachindhi Pushpa 2 time lo Indian audience backward audience etc etc ani audience ni blame chesaru critics same dhurandhar 2 ki similar collections vachinappudu all of a sudden audience heroes ayipoyaru i don't get it how these guys can justify their hypocrisy

u/Long-Medicine2696 — 2 days ago

What if Court movie happened when the lead characters in the film are in their late teens or early 20s... 💀

Script ye change ayipothundhi 😂

u/AMK-27 — 2 days ago

Samsaram oka Semya Upma 😵‍💫

Guys, does anyone know which film this is from 🫠

u/AMK-27 — 3 days ago

The Sheep Detectives

Watched this film three days ago, took my sweet time soaking in the experience it gave me, and thought what better way to review it than with this amazing edit.

There are films that keep your heart racing, make you anticipate every twist, and leave you wondering what happens next. Then there are films that feel like a soft breeze...warm, comforting, and pleasant. This one belongs to the latter (There are more ways describing the movies but I am sticking to these two now😏)

The first thing I want to appreciate is how beautifully it uses Chekhov's Gun principle. The film carefully plants setups and delivers satisfying payoffs, not just once but multiple times, making every detail feel meaningful. It definitely takes its time to build the world, but somewhere along the way, you'll find yourself completely drawn into it.

Ironically, the characters with the most screen time are sheep, yet each of them has a distinct personality and charm. They're written and portrayed so well that, after a point, you stop worrying about how the mystery will unfold and become more excited to see what the sheep will do next. They genuinely steal the show.

Yes, the narrative can feel slow at times, but every scene involving the sheep more than makes up for it. Through them, the film gently explores ideas about God, life, memories, and what it means to be different. It never feels preachy, only thoughtful and quietly thought-provoking.

I absolutely loved Mopple and Sebastian. And every time Hugh Jackman's character appeared on screen, I couldn't help but smile. A big shoutout to all the voice artists as well... they brought every sheep to life perfectly.

This may not be an edge-of-your-seat, high-intensity suspense thriller, but it's a beautifully simple mystery thriller with a lot of heart. More than keeping you on the edge of your seat, it leaves you with a smile on your face and sometimes, that's exactly the kind of film you need... Hope you do experience the same once you watch this film...

u/AMK-27 — 3 days ago