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Awe!

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Telugu16 Feb 20181h 55mU/A · 12+Romance · Action · Drama
12+Family Room
74
Qualified12+
Filmi Score
74
Qualified 8 reviews read · 5 with the critic’s own rating
125
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Age Fit
12+
CBFC: U/A 5 of 7 categories documented
An anthology of six interlinked stories touching mental illness, child abuse, suicide and addiction, treated seriously rather than shown… Family Room →
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Every review we read

Scores normalised to 0–100. A 3/5 shows as 60. Each row links to where it came from when we have the link.
Awe movie review: Nani and Prasanth Varma’s film is technically brilliant | Entertainment News Read it there →
Published · 5/5 Filmi’s reading 92
100
Awe movie review: Prasanth Varma’s film is awe-inspiring indeed Read it there →
Published · 4/5 Filmi’s reading 85
80
Awe (aka) Awee review Read it there →
Published · 3/5 Filmi’s reading 78
60
Rangan calls the film genuinely subversive and admires its interlocking screenwriting, but flags a 'serious case of too-much-itis', a tacked-on… Read it there →
Derived by Filmi
72
Awe! Review {4/5}: Go watch this movie if you’re looking for something definitely out of the box and fresh, ‘Awe’ will not disappoint you Read it there →
Published · 4.0/5 Filmi’s reading 70
80
Praises the fresh genre experiment, clever character reveals and surprising climax, but flags the magician subplot as dragging and the narration… Read it there →
Derived by Filmi
70
Calls the film a 'festival' picture and Telugu's answer to world cinema, praising direction, cast and technicals, but frames it explicitly as not… Read it there →
Derived by Filmi
65
Janani K · 16 Feb 2018
Awe Movie Review: This Kajal Aggarwal film has both awesome and awful moments Read it there →
Published · 3/5 Filmi’s reading 62
60
16 Feb 2018
Published · 3/5
60
Reviewed, no rating. Read it there →
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Synopsis

‘Awe’ charts the journey of a motley of characters that have nothing to do with each other but are yet connected by a single, fragile string. Who are these people and what about their lives connect them to each other is what the film is all about.

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