Baava

Set in a village called Kodur, the story revolves around Rambabu, a young man who is deeply in love with his cousin Janaki. Their families have a long-standing feud, which Rambabu's father vehemently opposes any reconciliation with. Janaki's father, however, is unaware of the depth of Rambabu's feelings and the extent of the animosity. The film follows Rambabu's efforts to overcome the obstacles presented by his family's pride and the village's deep-rooted hatred to win Janaki's heart.

Baava received mixed to negative reviews from critics. While the lead actors' performances, particularly Siddharth's, were occasionally praised, the film was widely criticized for its predictable plot, weak screenplay, and excessive length. The direction and music also received lukewarm responses, leading to a generally disappointing cinematic experience for many.

• Praised for Siddharth's energetic performance and the attempt at a rural drama.

• Criticized for a clichéd storyline and a screenplay that failed to engage.

• The film was deemed too long and predictable, lacking originality.

Google audience: Audiences found the film to be a passable romantic drama, with some appreciating the rural setting and the lead actor's efforts. However, many expressed disappointment with the predictable plot and the slow pace, suggesting it could have been more engaging with better editing and a tighter script.

Praneetha Subhash made her acting debut with this film, stepping into the role of Janaki.