The Girlfriend Early Review: Rashmika Delivers A Heartfelt Performance Opposite Dheekshith But The Climax Is….

The Girlfriend Early Review: Rashmika Mandanna is on a roll this year and there are no second thoughts about it. The diva started the year on a blockbuster note with Vicky Kaushal starrer Chhaava, followed by Salman Khan's Sikandar, Dhanush and Nagarjuna starrer Kuberaa and the recent release happened to be Maddock's romantic horror comedy Thamma opposite Ayushmann Khurrana. And now, the diva is back in the headlines for her next release which happens to be The Girlfriend which is a Telugu romantic drama.

Directed by Rahul Ravindran, The Girlfriend also features Dheekshith Shetty, Anu Emmanuel etc in the lead. The movie marks Rashmika and Dheekshith's first collaboration and their fresh chemistry has been a sheer treat to the audience. In fact, the trailer and the songs have already managed to create a massive buzz in the town. As The Girlfriend is set to hit the screens on November 7 in Telugu and Hindi, we have got our hands on the early review of the film.

The Girlfriend Early Review

Taking to the micro-blogging site Twitter, a user wrote, "The movie is really good! Rashmika did an amazing job her acting, especially in the climax, was 🔥. Hero Dheekshit acted well too. The direction was impressive and the emotional scenes were very touching. Anu Emanuel's character added a nice twist. #TheGirlFriend".

The Girlfriend Climax Review

On the other hand, another user revealed that The Girlfriend climax is the best part of the movie and will leave you in tears. The tweet read as, "Interval lo goosebumps, climax lo tears 🥺 Rashmika's acting + Dheekshith's screen presence = Magic! Rashmika's performance and Dheekshith's charm make me emotionally...Direction, emotions, and performances - everything on top notch asala 🔥 TheGirlfriend is not just a movie, it's a feeling ❤️"

Meanwhile, as The Girlfriend has been witnessing intense comparisons with Vijay Deverakonda starrer Arjun Reddy, director Rahul Ravindran told NDTV, "Arjun Reddy is a cult film which was a game breaker in cinema and it's a much bigger film. My film is not close to it and honestly, this so-called similarity struck me only after the people on social media pointed it out. I actually thought of the story much before Arjun Reddy came about".