Though certain portions of Evaru is definitely inspired from the Spanish movie "The invisible guest" the makers have tweaked it a lot to suit the needs of Telugu cinema audiences. And to be frank it is definitely way better than the regular mundane South Indian cinemas. Evaru is another genuine proof that Telugu cinema is moving in the right direction with some new & exciting movies in the recent years.
Yes, Evaru is riddled with flaws in its screenplay, the storyline is filled with a few logical loopholes. Yes, the editing & cinematography has some mistakes. Acting too was dramatic & even melodramatic in places, Agreed. But still Evaru is worth a watch, as one has to understand the fact Telugu cinema is in a transition phase and Evaru should be seen as an "Attempt" and only judged accordingly.
Overall, a very good watch for people who haven't seen "The invisible guest".
Yes, Evaru is riddled with flaws in its screenplay, the storyline is filled with a few logical loopholes. Yes, the editing & cinematography has some mistakes. Acting too was dramatic & even melodramatic in places, Agreed. But still Evaru is worth a watch, as one has to understand the fact Telugu cinema is in a transition phase and Evaru should be seen as an "Attempt" and only judged accordingly.
Overall, a very good watch for people who haven't seen "The invisible guest".