Final Report:
After building a decent foundation for a genuine love story and emotion, the second half does not cash in on these emotions but rather prioritizes a patriotic angle, which feels like a significant deviation from the core emotion that was established. Thandel can be watched once for its intent and real-life story in cinematic form; but keep expectations modest. Stay tuned for the detailed review.
First Half Report:
First half of Thandel is decent, devoid of any unnecessary elements. So far, it’s all about Satya and Raju’s love and struggle. While Sai Pallavi stays in her usual zone, Chay shows visible improvement with his mature and subtle acting. DSP’s music and score are spot on for the theme, and he will earn well-deserved praise if he delivers the same quality in the second half. The twist at the interval sets the stage for an emotional second half.
— Sai Pallavi opens Thandel, and the setting looks authentic. Stay tuned for the first half report.
Stay tuned for Thandel Movie Review: USA premiere report. Show Begins AT 12.30 on is.
Director Chandoo Mondeti, who has worked on only six films over ten years, is returning with Naga Chaitanya for their third collaboration. While Chay is coming off the disappointment of CustodySai Pallavi is riding high after the success of Warning and the accolades she received. Will these three create magic on the big screen and make everyone talk about their film? Stay tuned for an honest review.
Cast: Naga Chaitanya, Sai Pallavi & Others
Written and Directed: Chandoo Mondeti
Music: Devi Sri Prasad
Cinematographer: Shamdat (ISC)
Editor: Navin nooli
Story: Kartheek Theeda
CO PRODUCERS: Bhanu Prathapa, Riyaz Chowdary
Line Producer: Babu
Executive Producer: Satya Gamidi
Presenter: Allu Aravind
Production House: Geetha Arts
Producer: Bunny Vas
US Distributor: Prathyangira Cinemas
Thandel Movie Review by M9
