Telusu Kada Trailer Review: The trailer for Siddhu Jonnalagadda, directed by Neeraja Kona, is the talk of the town-much to probably less noise than what the makers might have hoped for. The presented picture of a family entertainer is contradicted in much detail in the trailer. The complicated love triangle-which hints at emotional confusion-has, as a surprise, some mature humour in it, which grants it the close feel of a more modern romantic drama than really mostly clean family entertainment.
The trailer opens with Siddhu Jonnalagadda in his usual space-a-really-confused male character entangled with two female characters: Raashii Khanna and Srinidhi Shetty. The film seems set to explore, as one supposes, the beautiful chaos modern relationships create, where love, misunderstanding, and impulse come into play. A rich, peppy musical score and impressive visuals seem far heavier than any festive romance.
The emotional chaos is clear-Siddhu’s character appears all confused, witty, even at times insensitive while juggling two relationships that then spiral into drama. The dialogues may be entertaining, but the presence of double meanings and suggestive humour might not align well with the family-friendly image that the team has attempted to project.
Siddhu Jonnalagadda brings along his unique energy and charm, while Raashii and Srinidhi lend him a strong screen presence. The chemistry in-between the three is apparent, even though the romantic atmosphere is at times exaggerated. Also, the trailer has a few apparently intimate moments, notwithstanding earlier claims of no kissing scenes, further complicating speculation about the intended audience.
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Polished, colorful, and emotionally charged, Telusu Kada does not seem deceptively like the very light-hearted family drama it has been made out to be. It appears to have some intricate love triangle, layered characters, and adventurous undertones that would leave the viewers curious-but perhaps divided-on whether this romantic chaos would connect with everyone or just a younger audience.
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