Synopsis:
Don’t Trouble the Trouble is an Telugu-Malayalam Bilingual fantasy film directed by Shashank Yeleti. The film is presented by S. S. Rajamouli and produced by S. S. Karthikeya, Shobu Yarlagadda and Prasad Devineni under the banners of Showing Business and Arka Media Works. It marks Fahadh Faasil’s first Telugu film as a lead actor.
CAST: Fahadh Faasil, Ssara Palekar, Saurabh Sachdeva and Others.
TELUGU SWAG RATING: [usr 2.5]
Top Reviewers:
TELUGU360.COM (Rating: 2.25/5):
Though the director made that attempt, the entertainment did not work at the required level. If a new team had made the same attempt, we might have appreciated it by saying the attempt was good. But when there are big names like Rajamouli, Arka Media and Fahadh, expectations are higher. Don’t Trouble The Trouble falls short of expectations because of the pale writing and poor narration.
GREAT ANDHRA (Rating: 2/5):
Overall, Don’t Trouble The Trouble is a different film, but the execution doesn’t match the ambition. Despite the massive hype generated before release, the Fahadh Faasil film has a weak emotional connection, sluggish pacing, and an underwhelming ending.
GULTE.COM (Rating: 2.25/5):
Overall, Don’t Trouble the Trouble begins with an interesting fantasy concept but struggles to turn that idea into an engaging film. Slow narration, stretched scenes, weak writing and emotions that fail to connect make the journey tedious. Despite having Fahadh Faasil at the centre and a premise with considerable potential, the film ultimately feels like a troubled journey that never fully finds its rhythm.
123TELUGU.COM (Rating: 2.75/5):
On the whole, Don’t Trouble the Trouble is a fantasy comedy that works only in bits and pieces. Fahadh Faasil shoulders the film with immense effort, and young Ssara Palekar makes a delightful impression. However, a dragging second half, predictable writing, and weak emotional stakes pull the film down significantly. Children will likely enjoy the lighthearted magical premise, but adult viewers will find it interesting only in a few select pieces. Keep your expectations well within limits before planning a watch.
TIMES OF INDIA (Rating: 2.5/5):
Don’t Trouble The Trouble has an interesting premise, a likeable central pairing and a typically engaging Fahadh Faasil performance. When its humour and fantasy elements come together, the film delivers some genuinely enjoyable moments. However, an uneven screenplay, inconsistent humour and occasional pacing issues keep it from reaching its full potential. The film has enough charm to remain watchable, but the magical premise deserved a more consistently engaging execution.
