Thank You Dear Movie Review

“Thank You Dear” is a film helmed by writer-director Thota Sreekanth, featuring Dhanush Raghumudri, Hebah Patel, and Rekha Nirosha in prominent roles. Produced by Pappu Balaji Reddy under the Mahalaxmi Productions banner, the film also includes Veera Shankar, Naga Mahesh, Ravi Prakash, Chatrapathi Sekhar, Balgam Sujatha, and Rama Rao in supporting roles. Cinematography is handled by PLK Reddy, and music is composed by Subhash Anand. Puneeth Royal served as the line producer. 
The movie "Thank You Dear" is based on a relevant social theme, highlighting how lives are being affected by harmful addictions in today’s society. Released today (August 1), let’s dive into the review to see how the film shaped up.
Storyline:
"Thank You Dear" is an emotionally-driven love story. The film follows director Satyam (played by Dhanush Raghumudri) as he tries to shape the life of his dreams alongside his beloved Priya (played by Hebah Patel). A tragic incident turns their lives upside down, and the movie explores how they deal with it. Love, responsibility, and morality are delicately woven into the narrative.
Performances
Dhanush Raghumudri (Satyam)-Despite this being only his second film, Dhanush Raghumudri delivers a performance with surprising maturity. From his dialogue delivery to expressions, he brings out the emotional depth of his character well—especially portraying the mental turmoil and resilience of a man trying to overcome grief.
Hebah Patel (Priya)- Hebah adds strength to her character. She plays a confident and courageous lover who stands strong against challenges, leaving a lasting impression. 
Second Lead Actress Rekha Nirosha gets an impressive scope in the film and proved her impact in the movie.
Chatrapathi Shekhar, and Raviprakash also contribute solid performances
Technical Aspects
Director Thota Sreekanth has effectively translated his story onto the screen with a clear and engaging screenplay. Highlighting contemporary social issues, the film sensitively portrays how bad addictions can impact lives. It also attempts to show how the antisocial actions of a few can bring drastic changes to others’ lives. Though a few scenes feel slow-paced, the screenplay stays true to the story. While the background score doesn’t leave much impact, the songs are a definite plus. The dubbing could have been handled with a bit more care, though some dialogues strike really well. The locations feel natural and realistic. Producer Pappu Balaji Reddy didn’t compromise on production quality. Overall, it’s a movie that can be watched with the whole family.
Music: Composed by Subash Anand, the music elevates the emotional quotient of the story. The background score, in particular, stands out.
Cinematography: PLK Reddy’s visuals are the soul of the film, giving it a classy and emotional appeal.
Editing: Raghavendra Pebbeti’s editing ensures a smooth and engaging narrative flow.
Plus Points:
Dhanush Raghumudri’s impressive performance
A screenplay that stays close to native emotions
High-quality technical work – visuals and music
Emotionally impactful scenes, especially the climax
Minus Points:
Some predictable plot turns
Underdeveloped supporting characters
The first half moves a bit slowly
Conclusion
While "Thank You Dear" may not be groundbreaking in terms of storyline, it stands out for its emotional depth and portrayal of love, responsibility, and commitment in life. Newcomer Dhanush Raghumudri proves his potential and leaves a strong mark with his second film.
RATING: 3/5