Last
year,
the
lovely
Taapsee
Pannu
became
the
toast
of
the
Telugu
film
industry
when
she
delivered
a
rocking
performance
in
Anando
Brahma
and
left
the
fans
asking
for
more.
A
horror-comedy,
the
Mahi
Raghav
directorial
featured
her
in
the
role
of
a
ghost
and
opened
to
a
good
response
at
the
box
office.
Now,
she
is
back
to
entertain
her
fans
with
her
latest
release
Neevevaro,
which
hit
the
screens
today
(August
24,
2018).
Presented
by
Kona
Venkat,
the
film
is
a
thriller
and
also
features
Aadhi
and
the
Guru
actress
Ritika
Singh
in
the
lead.
Here's
a
look
at
what
the
critics
feel
about
Neevevaro.
The
Performances
Are
Solid!
According
to
Times
Of
India,
Aadhi
and
Taapsee
have
delivered
highly
watchable
performances
in
the
film
and
done
justice
to
their
characters.
However,
Ritika
Singh
has
not
been
able
to
make
an
impact
as
her
character
has
not
been
fleshed
out
properly.
Vennela
Kishore
delivers
the
comic
punches
well,
however,
the
jokes
do
not
gel
well
with
the
plot.
The
Technical
Aspects
Have
Been
Handled
Well
The
Hans
India
feels
that
the
film's
music,
which
has
been
composed
by
Achu
and
Prasan,
is
quite
good
and
ups
Neevevaro's
recall
value
in
a
big
way.
Similarly,
the
editing
too
is
quite
good
and
this
results
in
a
better
viewing
experience.
All
in
all,
the
film
is
quite
good
on
the
technical
front.
The
Writing
Is
Lacklustre
According
to
a
leading
website,
Neevevaro
has
a
solid
plot,
however,
it
is
unable
to
live
up
to
the
expectations
because
of
some
lacklustre
writing.
The
first
half
is
slow
yet
reasonably
engaging,
but
the
post-interval
portion
is
lacklustre.
The
second
half
is
rather
disappointing,
as
it
relies
on
comedy
rather
than
action.
Similarly,
the
climax
too
seems
to
be
pretty
lame
and
weak.
To
Conclude...
The
general
feeling
is
that
Neevevaro
has
a
fairly
promising
storyline
and
an
able
cast.
However,
it
ultimately
fails
to
make
an
impact,
as
the
screenplay
fails
to
offer
the
thrills
and
chills
that
are
synonymous
with
a
thriller.
To
cut
a
long
story
short,
Neevevaro
had
the
potential
to
be
a
success
but
ends
up
being
nothing
more
than
a
missed
opportunity.