Don't Trouble The Trouble Twitter review: 6 tweets you must read before watching Fahadh Faasil's Telugu fantasy movie

Actor Fahadh Faasil headlines the latest Telugu movie Don't Trouble The Trouble, which arrived in theatres on October 2. Written and directed by Shashank Yeleti, the film also features child actor Ssara Palekar in a lead role. The film is produced by Shobu Yarlagadda, Prasad Devineni and SS Karthikeya and is presented by SS Rajamouli. Now that fans have watched the film in theatres on its first day, the social media verdict is out.

Don't Trouble The Trouble Twitter review: What are netizens saying?

The first reactions to Don't Trouble The Trouble have been mixed. While Fahadh Faasil and Ssara Palekar's performances have received appreciation from some viewers, the film's writing, screenplay and execution have faced criticism.

Fahadh Faasil gets praise, but writing disappoints. One viewer took to X (formerly Twitter) praised the performances and climax but felt the film as a whole did not generate enough excitement or curiosity. The user pointed out that the writing and execution are big weaknesses, making the story predictable and some scenes feel unnecessarily drawn-out.




The viewer also praised Fahadh, saying that the actor carries the film with his performance. Ssara Palekar's performance was also highlighted as one of the positives.



Calling it a 'a huge disappointment', another viewer stated that the story and screenplay did not make enough impact, while the execution failed to create tension or excitement.



The viewer felt that the performances had their moments but could not overcome the problems with the writing and direction. The post ended by calling the film an "outright disaster".

Another social media user gave Don't Trouble The Trouble a 2/5 rating and tweeted, "Film promises a unique fantasy ride but delivers very little, making it a tedious watch with dull scenes from start to finish."



The reaction described the film as a tedious watch, with dull moments continuing through much of the story.

One of the more critical reactions described Don't Trouble The Trouble as "magically bad". The viewer felt that the story does not progress enough and that the narration becomes dull early in the film. However, the netizen did find some positives. The CGI was described as decent, while the background score was singled out as one of the better aspects of the film. The viewer also appreciated Ssara's performance.

The reaction was less positive about Fahadh's Telugu dubbing, though the viewer acknowledged the actor's effort.


Another viewer described the movie as an outdated fantasy entertainer that only delivers good moments occasionally. The user also questioned Fahadh's decision to take up the project. Interestingly, the viewer felt that the film could potentially work better with children when it reaches OTT, while describing the theatrical experience as tedious.

Fahadh's Telugu debut gets a mixed response

Don't Trouble The Trouble marks Fahadh Faasil's first Telugu film as a lead actor. He plays Suri, a street magician and con artist, while Ssara Palekar plays Divya, a genie.

The film was released in Telugu, Tamil and Malayalam. While the fantasy premise and Fahadh's presence created interest before release, the first-day reactions suggest that viewers have had different responses to the film.

Written and directed by Shashank Yeleti, the film combines fantasy and entertainment, with Fahadh playing a street magician whose life takes an unexpected turn after encountering Divya, the genie played by Ssara Palekar.


The film has music by Kaala Bhairava and is backed by Shobu Yarlagadda, Prasad Devineni and SS Karthikeya. Its association with SS Rajamouli also raised expectations among some viewers.

Before the film's release, actors Jr NTR and Mahesh Babu had praised the movie and called it a "must-watch". However, the first-day reactions on social media have been more mixed, with several viewers raising concerns about the screenplay and execution while praising the lead performances. Stay tuned to see how it performs at the box office.