The highly anticipated Telugu-Malayalam bilingual fantasy drama, Don’t Trouble The Trouble, has finally hit the big screens, and the first wave of overseas and early premiere reviews are already taking over social media! Marking Fahadh Faasil’s first Telugu film as a standalone lead actor, the movie is directed by Shashank Yeleti and presented by the legendary SS Rajamouli.
Produced by Shobu Yarlagadda, Prasad Devineni, and SS Karthikeya under the banners of Arka Media Works and Showing Business, the film promised a magical, emotionally moving cinematic experience. With early shows wrapping up in overseas markets like the USA and the Middle East, the verdict is finally out.
Here is a complete breakdown of the overseas talk, Twitter reviews, and what critics and fans are saying about Fahadh Faasil’s Don’t Trouble The Trouble!
The Plot: A Con Artist Meets Supernatural Magic
Described by the lead actor as a “kids’ film for grown-ups,” the story follows Suri (Fahadh Faasil), a small-time con artist, street magician, and ambulance driver in Hyderabad with an obsessive greed for money. Suri finds himself in deep trouble when he crosses paths with a dangerous local don. His life turns completely upside down when he meets a young girl named Divya (played brilliantly by child artist Ssara Palekar), who possesses genuine supernatural powers. What follows is a rollercoaster of fantasy, emotion, and life-changing realizations.
Overseas and Twitter Talk: Mixed-to-Positive
The early consensus from overseas audiences and Twitter reviewers leans toward a mixed-to-positive response, with immense praise directed at the performances but some reservations regarding the film’s pacing.
- The Positives: The first half of the film has been lauded for its beautiful world-building, lighthearted comedy, and the engaging establishment of Suri’s character. The chemistry between Fahadh Faasil and young Ssara Palekar is undoubtedly the heart and soul of the film. Audiences are also heavily praising the film’s emotional climax, Kaala Bhairava’s captivating background score, and Brad Francis’s excellent cinematography that beautifully captures Hyderabad.
- The Critiques: However, a segment of the overseas audience felt that the film struggled with pacing issues, particularly in the second half. Some viewers noted that while the core emotional concept was strong, the execution in the latter half felt slightly stretched, and a few action sequences felt unnecessary.
Superstar Mahesh Babu Gives A Glowing Review
While the public talk is mixed, the film received a massive endorsement from none other than Superstar Mahesh Babu. After attending a special screening, Mahesh Babu took to his X (formerly Twitter) account to shower the film with praise.
Calling it a “beautifully complete experience,” he stated, “Such a well crafted and happy film… thoroughly entertaining and deeply moving at the same time. The film carries such a rare sense of warmth throughout!!!”
He specifically applauded Fahadh Faasil, writing, “Fahadh sir – u are a stupendous actor. Watching u evolve, experiment and reinvent yourself is truly inspiring”, while also commending director Shashank Yeleti and producer SS Karthikeya for crafting a truly magical world.
Ultimately, Don’t Trouble The Trouble is being hailed as a unique, feel-good movie that shines thanks to Fahadh Faasil’s magnetic screen presence. If you enjoy emotional fantasy dramas, this one is definitely worth a watch!
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What is the story of Don’t Trouble The Trouble?
The film revolves around Suri, a street-smart con artist and magician, whose life takes a wild turn when he encounters a young girl named Divya, who has real supernatural abilities.
Who are the lead actors in the movie?
The movie stars Malayalam superstar Fahadh Faasil in the lead role, alongside talented child artist Ssara Palekar. The supporting cast includes Saurabh Sachdeva, Mahesh Manjrekar, Subbaraju, and Venkatesh Kakumanu.
Is Don’t Trouble The Trouble a hit or flop?
Early overseas reviews suggest a mixed-to-positive response. While the pacing in the second half has drawn some criticism, the performances, emotional core, and climax are receiving high praise.
Who is the director of Don’t Trouble The Trouble?
The fantasy drama is written and directed by Shashank Yeleti, and it is presented by blockbuster filmmaker SS Rajamouli.
