Pareshan review: A madcap village story with the right dose of humour

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By Prakash Pecheti

02/06/2023

Rupak Ronaldson’s Pareshan (Troubled) depicts the village lifestyle marked with simplicity and fervour while bringing the native Telangana’s flavour to the fore.

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Issac is an ITI dropout with good-for-nothing friends. Troubles start after he falls for a village girl Sirisha (Pavani Karanam), a Hindu. He then gets duped by his friends.

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Issac gets sandwiched from all sides. Will he ever make it what his father wished him to become? — is the crux of the story.

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Director Rupak Ronaldson, who grew up in this milieu, perfectly portrayed the lifestyle, the culture and the people of this part of the Telangana region.

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The performances in Pareshan are realistic that you submerge into the story. Muralidhar Goud plays a serious yet vexed father who keeps chiding his son Issac for his behaviour.

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Thiruveer has scored consecutive hits with his last outing Masooda (2022). With Pareshan, he is likely to win accolades.

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Actor Raju Bedigala’s supporting character in the film is a rib-tickling one. Other characters like Pasha (Bunny Abhiran) and Sujatha (Shruthi Raayan) are impressive.

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Director Rupak Ronaldson has steered the ship well, although there is not much story in it.

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The craziness and the quirkiness in the characters make Pareshan hilarious to watch.

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