Story: After the taxi driver was found dead, a young pub employee was framed for murder and sent to prison for 8 years.
When he came out because of parole, a young lawyer took this case to prove his innocence.
Review: Telugu film back to the cinema once again.
And first of all is Thimmaru Satadev.
Remakes from Kannada Thriller Birbal Trilogy Case 1: Finding Vajramuni, the crime drama of this investigation remains loyal to the original and impressive in parts.
While there is tension and intrigue when the film takes place, the scenario made makes it frustrating sometimes.
Aravind, taxi drivers and police informants were killed in a terrible murder.
Vasu (Ankith), a young pub employee found the body of the taxi driver while returning home from the office and immediately told the police.
To investigate the scene, police officers Bhupati Raju (Ajay) entered and with the help of lawyers Varaha Murthy (Ravi Babu), Frame Vasu for the murder.
When Vasu came out with parole after spending eight years in prison, Ram Chandra (Satya Dev), a lawyer who was upcoming, decided to take his case.
How he investigated the murder while dealing with this case and tried to dig a real culprit form the nucleus of the story.
Director, Sharan Koppisetty, tried to build intrigue and tension and there were several chair moments.
Apart from some small modifications, the director attached to the original script and the film mostly functioned.
Interval Bang is one of the best scenes in this film because keeping the audience stay connected and make you fine for the second half.
Likewise the pre-climax reveals that indicate the true connection of Ram Chandra for this case.
However, parts of film investigations, however, are half baked and unrealistic.
The lack of speed in the scenario is deterrent and the way some of them are shown very exaggerated.
There is an effort to simplify everything to the audience by stating clearly at times, which makes it a boring watch.
Climax is also weak and in a hurry.
There is a love song there, with Priyanka Jawalkar which feels not in place and is almost irrelevant.
Satyadev even though it has shown its flexibility as an actor once again and provides solid performance.
Ankith, who plays innocent young man is a prominent player in the film and does a good job.
At the core, Thimmaruusu is a truly effort and sensation in most, but if it is not disappointed by a scenario that is made-made and climax in a hurry.