Synopsis:
Dilruba is a 2025 Indian Telugu-language romantic action drama film written and directed by Viswa Karun and produced by Vikram Mehra, Siddharth Anand Kumar.
CAST: Kiran Abbavaram, Rukshar Dhillon, Kathy Davison, John Vijay in lead roles.
TELUGU SWAG RATING: [usr 2]
Top Reviewers:
TELUGU 360 (Rating: 2/5):
After the content-driven Ka, Kiran Abbavaram disappoints with Dil Ruba, a film that suffers from an uninspired storyline. The lack of novelty in both the plot and the lead character, along with weak emotional depth and insufficient humor, makes the film a letdown. Ultimately, Dil Ruba feels like Kiran Abbavaram’s way of saying “sorry” to his audience.
Great Andhra (Rating: 1.75/5):
Ultimately, Dilruba had the potential to be a decent entertainer, but the director squanders it within the first fifteen minutes, turning the film into a dull and forgettable affair.
Mirchi9 (Rating: 1.5/5):
Overall, Dilruba has minor parts that are okay, there is quality in making and presentation, but when the foundation is weak, it is difficult to hold things together for such a long duration. Dilruba tests patience, and makes for a tiring and clueless watch.
123TELUGU (Rating: 2.5/5):
On the whole, Dilruba is a mediocre attempt that works in parts but fails to leave a strong impact. While Kiran Abbavaram brings his usual energy and Rukshar Dhillon adds some charm, the weak screenplay and predictable narration weigh the film down. Debutant director Viswa Karun struggles to maintain engagement, resulting in a film that feels underwhelming. With a few entertaining moments here and there, Dilruba might appeal to fans of the genre, but others may find it forgettable.
Times Of India (Rating: 2.25/5):
Altogether, Dilruba turns out to be silly and over the top, outdated youthful entertainer. Kiran Abbavaram changed his mannerisms attract the masses but director Viswa Karun came up with routine and monotonous scenes to highlight the romantic elements, youthful feel and emotions and went overboard with the action sequences failing to connect chords with the viewers.
