Dear Comrade, When the writing and performances kill, only music stood up to save.

Dear Comrade is much hyped film of latest acclaimed Telugu star Vijay Devarakonda, Rashmika and directed by Bharat kamma.

The film deals with two timelines with difference of 3 years where the link between is awfully missing. The fist half of the film explores the life and personality of protagonist Bobby and the start of relationship with the Lilly in his city who is passionated about the film.

The second of the film deals with why Lilly left the cricket and felt in to the depression. This is where the actual story begins and it's only the true thing that keep the story interesting.

Although we can see how much director wanted to say , it's all not effective as intended to be and ending also seems in hurry.

The performances are not up to the mark, specially Lilly played by Rashmika was terrible as sometimes in emotional scene which are also too much, her cfing clearly confuses whether she is crying in sad and crying in happiness.

If there are good things, it's only great music and visuals. Which atleast making audience not to left the theatre in middle.

The film has great message but the way it takes too much time to comes to that and how in hurry it ends it shows drawback of writing. When film is over you leave theatre calling yourself comrade because as in saying in cinema , you remained till the end of the film with out going away.