Fear

Haritha Gogineni is the director of the most recent Telugu film, Fear. It comes out today and features Vedhika in the major role. Find out how it performs by reading on.

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Starring : Vedhika, Arvind Krishna, Sahithi Dasari, Jayaprakash, Pavithra Lokesh, Anish Kurivilla, Sayaji Shinde, Satya Krishna, Appaji, Shani Salmon, And Others

Director : Dr. Haritha Gogineni

Producers : AR Abhi, Dr. Vanki Penchalaiah

Music Director : Anup Rubens

Cinematographer : I Andrew

Story

A happy and calm young woman named Sindhu (Vedhika) is in love with her lover Sampath (Arvind Krishna). Sindhu experiences weird and unsettling things when he moves for job. She has the feeling that someone is stalking her, but she finds it difficult to pinpoint who or what it may be. Is it all in Sindhu’s head, or is she really being followed? What is actually going on with her? Has she have any traumatic experiences as a child? The core of the narrative is these questions.

Trailer

Overview

Movie Name	FEAR
Original Language	English
Spoken Language	English
Release Date	25 October 2024
Runtime	11 minutes
Country	Australia
Genres	Thriller, Horror, and Mystery
Writer	Steve Cleveland
Director	Rupert Whaledick
Producer	Bam Salami
Screenplay	Bam Salami
Production Co.	Shit-Stainers, Fruck Images, and Domain Place Productions
Budget	$50.00
Revenue	$22.00

Review

In an admirable attempt to bring attention to a pleasant and little-known topic in Telugu cinema, director Haritha Gogineni explores it.

Vedhika does a passable job at pivotal scenes, especially the pre-climax and climax of the movie. Her decision to accept such a demanding position is admirable.

The picture tries to convey a significant tale, but it is difficult to understand due to its unclear writing. Although the tale starts off promisingly, it loses interest as it goes along and becomes overshadowed by repetitious scenes.

Although having three timelines adds interest, the story is difficult to follow because of their sudden changes. Casting might have been more successful, particularly for the child actors.

Tighter editing and a faster pacing would have made the psychological thriller aspects of the movie more engaging. But in several situations, the intensity is insufficient, resulting in less effect than desired.

Conclusion

Overall, Fear makes an effort to address a significant issue but fails because of its uneven narrative and technological issues. Despite the hard work of Vedhika and Haritha Gogineni, the picture lacks the depth and consistency it needs, which lessens its overall effect. It may have been a more successful psychological thriller with a tighter storyline and better pacing.