Darling Movie Review: Darling, Priyadarshi’s most recent film, is a romantic comedy-drama with Nabha Natesh in the lead role. It opened in select theaters on July 18 to a moderate amount of anticipation. On July 19, the film, which Aswin Raam wrote and directed, will be distributed globally.
The theatrical trailer for the Darling movie generated curiosity and raised excitement for the film. The success of Priyadarshi’s latest web series, Save The Tigers 2, also created a favorable environment for the movie’s premiere. The movie has already turned a profit at the box office. Positive word-of-mouth and widespread interest are being generated by the film.
Darling Movie Cast & Crew:
Priyadarshi Pulikonda plays Raghav in the romantic comedy-drama, while Nabha Natesh plays Anandhi, Ananya Nagalla as Nandhini, Brahmanandam, Muralidhar Goud as Murthi, Raghu Babu, Vishnu Oi, D Krishna Teja, Sunitha Manohar, M Rajeshwari, Abhignya, Sanjay Swarup, Priyanka, Swapnika, Sivaranjani, and Moin, among other important roles.
Aswin Raam wrote and directed the film, which was funded by K Niranjan Reddy and Chaitanya Reddy under the Primeshow Entertainment label. Vivek Sagar wrote the background score and music for the movie. Pradeep E. Raghav served as the film’s editor, and Naresh Ramadurai handled the camera work.
Performances Of Darling Movie
Priyadarshi and Nabha Natesh are the two artists who are primarily featured in “Darling.” Priyadarshi gives his typical performance, which is good in most areas but might be far better in the moments where his character is in danger. “Darling” features a significant role for Nabha Natesh. She must meet high expectations from the character, particularly in the second part when she is required to act strangely. She finds this section really difficult. The performance concerns are further exacerbated by the writing problems. Nabha is somewhat fortunate to have Aanandi, a character that not many contemporary heroines get to play, but it expects too much of her, and regrettably, Nabha falls short.Darling Movie Review.
