Written & Directed by Krishna Vijay
Casting: Sree Vishnu, Nikki Tamboli
Produced by: Rizwan
Co-Producers: Kushi, Achut Ramarao 
Executive Producer: Manoj Mavilla
Music: Suresh Bobbili 
DOP: Sid 
Editor: Dharmendra KakarAla 
Art: Sharmela Yalisetty

iQlikMovies Rating: 2/5

Story:

Mani(Sree Vishnu) is a DJ. As his mother(Rohini) sent him to drug rehab when he was in school, he hates her. Whenever he gets into trouble, he always demands money from her. One day, he loses 40 lakhs in a cricket betting. He demands 40 lakhs from his mother. She gives him a cheque of 4 lakhs and Mani forges it into 40 lakhs. As the cheque gets bounced, he files a case on her. Will he win this case? Can he repay the money? Can he ever overcome his hatred towards his mother? forms the crux of the story.

Performances:

Sree Vishnu is a show-stealer of this film. The actor has portrayed the role so well. He went under the skin of the character and gave his hundred percent for that role. Despite getting a challenging role, Sree Vishnu has pulled off the role really well and proved his mettle as an actor. Nikki Tamboli looked gorgeous in the film. Her chemistry and scenes with Sree Vishnu are also good to watch. Rohini's outstanding performance deserves appreciation. The actress breathes life into her character and will definitely leave an impact on the audience. Ravi Prakash and Varma Ravi delivered decent performances in the film. Naveen Neni also acted naturally. Achyuta Rama Rao also performed really well in the film. Banerjee is also good in his role. The rest of the actors also made their presence felt.

Technical Aspects:

Director Krishna Vijay has prepared an interesting storyline for the film which is extremely different to the regular commercial entertainers the director also focus more on the characteristic placement of the film space of narration is also really good and is not going to the audience production values by are very rich music by is superb keeping the couple of song suicide the background score is outstanding and elevated each and every scene of the film cinematographer has produced some beautiful visuals for the film is camera angles and view visuals also added more strength to the film editing by is a clean and neat.

Review:

'Thippara Meesam' is a poorly handled story with emotions. The movie has a good story but the narration is bad. Most of the scenes are dragged, and the film became lengthy. However, Sree Vishnu shines in his role with his outstanding and energetic performance. It will have been better if the director has made the film as crisp as possible without adding unnecessary elements. The story goes out of the track so many times, which will irk the audience. The last 20 minutes will actually test the patience of the audience but the emotional scenes in the climax will be relatable. Overall, 'Thippara Meesam' is just an average movie with the dragged first half and poorly executed script. The audience can watch it once.

Plus Points:

Performances
BGM
Camera Work
Dialogues

Minus Points:

Dragged Sequences
Boring ending
Narration

Verdict: Thippara Meesam is a boring drama!