MOVIE REVIEW :- Hello everyone welcome to the review and here is our non spoiler review of the film(TheGirlfriend). After watching the movie, I like the movie and the i dont say flawless movie but Rashmika's climax performance is very good. Rahul Ravindran got the National Award for Cheelasav. Again, Manmadhudu 2 took a break. He made a comeback after a six-year long gap. The way the movie felt, the men in the theater were cheering for the climax. The impact that Rahul Ravindran created for the heroine character is the same. Now let's talk about the detailed review. You will understand the story only if you watch the trailer. A girl in a toxic relationship, but they said that the trailer was cut to mislead her a little. Not all of that, if you go directly to the movie, you will get a better feel. You will also know the story of this movie. The hero falls in love with the heroine. But at some point, the heroine feels like she is coming out of that relationship. How did she come out and what happened after she came in is this story, but this story is written in a very impactful way. It is engaging to say the least. It seemed that the flow stopped a little 10 minutes before the pre-interval. But once Rohini's character comes, they shoot a shot and I heard her screaming, "Bhaiyya, I was Rohini in the theater, those five minutes, she has an impact on the entire movie. Those shots and framing are very good. And in the interval, a shot is given to show what is going on in the mind of Bhuma, played by Rashmika. That idea is good and worked out well and in the first half, there is also an Immanuel character whose name is Durga.
2)This character is very well written. Not only Rashmika's character, but Anu Immanuel's character is also liked. We have presented it so well. In reality, every girl wants a friend like Durga. The second half has some fights and all this. This has a little impact on us. They build tension like that. In fact, at one point, we also feel the fear that Bhuma feels. But after a point, the progress changes. There are good moments. Rahul Ravindran said in an interview that Professor Sandeep Vanga's character should be done okay, and if I can say one thing, if Bhaiya Vanga had played some scenes, people would have gone crazy, but Rahul is absolutely good, Rahul also did it well, it feels like Rahul played the real Rahul on screen. That's so nice, even Vennela Kishore would have done it well. But I understood very clearly why Rahul would have done Vanga. After watching the movie, it feels good to imagine it. In the first half of the movie, there is a punching game scene in the mall, which is called back again in the second half, and Bhumi has stage fright. But the ending scene is built on that. Some moments and elevations are neatly worked out. Even though there was no flow in the middle, they sent it with a high ending. And in some places, it seemed like they said themes on the face. It would have been better if they had said "maybe urban audience" several times and made it understandable to everyone, but they didn't go into that nuance much. It would have been better if Rahul had owned the role more in this too. Dixit's performance was good.
3) It is a bit difficult to choose such roles, there may be fears of changing the image, but he did it without keeping that in mind and made the given character his own and made an impact. The music is very good. The songs are beautifully worked. The placement of the climax song is perfect. The background score by Prashanth Vihari is nice and helps the proceedings. However, in the pre-climax of the movie, there is a call with the father character. Some people may think that parents talk like this and go a bit over the top, but I have seen people who talk like this in my reality. Sometimes the victim is blamed. In some moments, it feels like it was dealt with in extremes, but the payoffs are good. The door scene was a problem when I saw it earlier, but how it ended felt impactful. Now, the conversation with the father character, which seemed extreme, changes the dynamics a lot. The climax dialogues are on point, each dialogue is worth counting. My takeaway from this movie is that there are some sweet characters. When I see those sweet characters, I feel that this maker is also a good person. I get the feeling that his sensibilities are good. When I see the character of Durga in this movie, when I see the character of the friend in the starting, when I see a friend in the hero gang, I get that feeling. Like last time, without taking a six-year gap, release the next movie quickly, Rahul Ravindran, and before ending the review, I appreciate Rashmika Pushpa. Since then, she has done all the good movies back to back in Telugu, consistently delivering good performances. If you like Chiraso, then if you like Rahul Ravithan's sensibilities, then go directly to the theaters without giving a second thought to the movie Girlfriend. So that's it for the review.
REVIEW BY @IBOMMAPLUS
Starring:- Rashmika Mandanna,Dheekshith Shetty,Prashanth R Vihari
Directed by Rahul Ravindran
Written by Rahul Ravindran
Produced by Vidya Koppineedi Dheeraj Mogilineni
Cinematography Krishnan Vasant
Edited by Chota K. Prasad
Music by Prashanth R Vihari,Hesham Abdul Wahab
Production company Dheeraj Mogilineni Entertainment
Release date 7 November 2025
Running time 138 minutes[1]
Language Telugu
