Malayalam actor Fahadh Faasil’s latest Telugu film ‘Don’t Trouble The Trouble’ has him in the lead role. Directed by Shashank Yeleti, the film was released today. Let’s find out how well the movie impresses the audience.

Don’t Trouble The Trouble  Story

Suri (Fahadh Faasil) is an ambulance driver who is obsessed with money. He values money more than emotions and is ready to do anything for it. However, he is not a bad person, but rather a selfish man who can go to any extent for money. After a cheating incident committed for money puts his entire life at risk, Suri finds himself in a difficult situation.

On the other hand, Divya (Sara Palekar) is a young girl who possesses supernatural powers. How did she get these powers, and who exactly is she? Amid a series of dramatic events, Suri meets Divya. She tells him that she magically made her parents disappear and asks him to bring them back. Already caught in a major problem, Suri plans to make money through Divya.

After several of his plans fail, Suri learns the truth about Divya. Who is Suri? Is everything Divya tells him true? Why did Divya come to Suri in the first place? What happens during their journey together forms the rest of the story.

Positive Points

  • Fahadh Faasil’s performance is excellent.
  • Sara Palekar delivers a realistic performance.
  • The core concept is interesting and emotional.
  • Horror sequences are handled well.
  • Shashank Yeleti’s direction is impressive.
  • The climax visuals are good.

Negative Points

  • The screenplay is slow in some places.
  • The opening conflict lacks impact.
  • Some scenes lack logic.
  • Unnecessary scenes affect the flow.
  • The second half feels slow.
  • The film lacks engaging content in parts.
  • The climax could have been better.

Technical Aspects

The horror elements and emotional content that the film tries to present are good. A more engaging flow in the screenplay would have added further strength to the movie. Overall, Shashank Yeleti impresses as a director.

The music composed by Kaala Bhairava is decent. The cinematography is appealing, with the locations presented through natural visuals. The way the cameraman captures the scenes is good. The editing is also decent. The production values maintained by producers S. S. Karthikeya, Shobu Yarlagadda, and Prasad Devineni are good.

Verdict 

‘Don’t Trouble The Trouble’ is a horror and emotional drama with good horror and action elements, along with well-presented characters and emotions. Fahadh Faasil’s performance adds strength to the film. However, the slow pace in certain portions and the lack of interest in some second-half scenes work against it. Overall, the film manages to impress only in certain portions.

Bottomline: Concept is good, but the slow narration holds it back.