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Butterfly Telugu Movie Review: Anupama Parameswaran got her start in Telugu movies with “A Aa,” and she quickly became a teen idol. She did, however, have a few problems because of the way she wrote. She worked with Nikhil on the successful movie “Karthikeya 2” and then on the critically acclaimed movie “18 Pages,” which is still playing in theatres.

“Butterfly,” a new movie made by Anupama Parameswaran, is now available to watch on the Hotstar platform. Let’s take a close look at Anupama’s direct-to-digital release “Butterfly” to find out if it does a good job of making people laugh.

Story

Geetha is a woman who can take care of herself and acts nicely. She loves her sister and her kids very much. She was in charge of her sister’s kids while her sister was gone for a few days. Geetha gets interested in the case when her sister’s kids go missing for no clear reason. She keeps digging and finds out scary things about her neighbours. In the meantime, a plan called “Butterfly” is put into action. The rest of the story is about finding out how these kidnappings and operation “Butterfly” are connected.

Cast & Crew

Anupama Parameswaran plays the main character in Butterfly. Bhumika Chawla, Rao Ramesh, Praveen, and Nihal Kodhaty also have important parts. This movie was written and directed by Ghanta Satish Babu. Ravi Prakash Bodapati, Prasad Tiruvalluri, and Pradeep Nallimelli produced it under the banner Gen’nexT Movies. Arviz and Gideon Katta wrote the music, and Sameer Reddy was in charge of the photography. Dakshin Srinivass is the one who wrote the dialogue.

Movie Name	Butterfly
Director	Ghanta Satish Babu
Music Director	Arviz & Gideon Katta
Producer	Ravi Prakash Bodapati, Prasad Tiruvalluri, Pradeep Nallimelli
Genre	Mystery, Thriller
Cast	Anupama Parameswaran, Bhumika Chawla, Rao Ramesh, Praveen, Nihal Kodhaty
Cinematography	Sameer Reddy

Movie Verdict

Gen’nexT Movies is the company that made the highly rated horror thriller “Mantra,” which starred Charmi Kaur and inspired a number of other movies in the same genre. When one of these companies makes a movie, we know it will have an interesting story and a different way of filming.

The story of “Butterfly” doesn’t have any high-octane thrills. Instead, it’s about a single, simple theme that’s treated in a boring way. Even though the length of the movie was right for its type, the way it was told and put together didn’t keep the audience’s attention. In a thriller movie, the audience will definitely expect some twists and turns they didn’t see coming. This may help them forget about the movie’s flaws. But “Butterfly” doesn’t keep the audience’s attention and doesn’t have any clever turns. The sad ending of the movie makes it hard to keep watching.

Anupama Parameswaran’s acting as Geetha is real, but she had trouble with a few scenes that were very emotional. She does deserve praise, though, for trying to carry the whole movie with her performance. Nihal Kodhaty started his career as a young artist. In this movie, he played a key role and did a great job. Even though Bhumika Chawla’s part was small, she did a great job. Rao Ramesh has already played similar roles, so this one doesn’t bother him. Every other performer did a good job with the parts they were given.

The technical parts of Butterfly seem to be fine. Arviz and Gideon Katta’s background music fits the scenes and makes them more interesting, but Sameer Reddy’s cinematography doesn’t live up to his goals. He had shown his skill as a cinematographer in big movies before, but the images in this movie are more like those in short films. The story is told in a clear way with good editing and production.

Ghanta Satish Babu has worked as an assistant director on a few movies, but this is his first film as a full-time director. The whole movie shows how little he knew about making scenes more interesting. He could have paid more attention to making events that people would remember and would have kept their attention.

Butterfly is mostly a scary movie with only a few interesting parts. If you have a Hotstar subscription and like thrillers, you can watch this movie right now.

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