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Filmi Score
Very good
8 reviews
66
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Critics mostly praise the performances and music in this caste and colour prejudice love story, but many flag a slow, predictable first half and a screenplay that needed tightening.
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Summary
Colour Photo (2020, Telugu) has a Filmi Score of 66 from 8 critic reviews, and streams on Aha in the US.
Jayakrishna is a dark-skinned guy who falls head over heels on Deepu but keeps his feelings to himself. As time passes by, a gang in his college beats him up and this issue brings Deepu closer to him. Slowly the friendship turns into love and this does not go well with Deepu’s brother Rama Raju. The rest of the story is as to how the couple reunites after facing several problems.
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Jayakrishna is a dark-skinned guy who falls head over heels on Deepu but keeps his feelings to himself. As time passes by, a gang in his college beats him up and this issue brings Deepu closer to him. Slowly the friendship turns into love and this does not go well with Deepu’s brother Rama Raju. The rest of the story is as to how the couple reunites after facing several problems.
Where to watch
Availability by JustWatch · some watch links pay filmi.ai a small commission; it never changes what we show or how we score.
Baradwaj Rangan calls Colour Photo one of the better direct-to-OTT products, praising its inspired writing touches and strong supporting turns,… Read it there →
The critic praises Colour Photo's evocative writing, mostly impactful acting and great music for tackling caste, class and colour prejudice, while… Read it there →
The critic finds Colour Photo hard-hitting and emotionally moving, praising the performances, music and handling of caste and colour prejudice,… Read it there →
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Colour Photo: quick answers
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What is Colour Photo's OTT release date?
Colour Photo arrived on OTT on 23 Oct 2020 on Aha in India.
Where can I watch Colour Photo?
Colour Photo is streaming on OTT: Aha (India, the US and Canada). Availability comes from JustWatch and is checked every Friday.
What did critics say about Colour Photo?
Colour Photo has a Filmi Score of 66 (Very good), the mean of 8 readings of critic reviews, one per review. Readings run from 48 (GreatAndhra) to 82 (Times of India). Every review and how it was scored is listed below.
What readers say
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