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‘Gurtukosthunnayi’ series review: Viraj Ashwin starrer is tailormade an easy watch

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Srivathsan Nadadhur
‘Gurtukosthunnayi’ series review: Viraj Ashwin starrer is tailormade an easy watch
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The Telugu series 'Gurtukosthunnayi' is a nostalgia-driven comedy that follows a group of friends on a trip that triggers memory loss for the protagonist. While the show relies on familiar tropes and a premise similar to previous hit films, it is praised for its lighthearted and relatable portrayal of school-day friendships.

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The show exemplifies the current trend in regional Indian entertainment of leveraging nostalgia and 'feel-good' narratives to attract streaming audiences.

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Ever since the success of the Telugu series 90s: A Middle Class Biopic , ETV Win has consistently banked on nostalgia as a selling point for their shows. They offer a throwback to simpler times, raising a toast to friendships while viewing life through a soft, rose-tinted lens. While their latest show Gurtukosthunnayi ticks all such boxes, the premise provides a valid excuse to go back in time and relive the formative years of the protagonist.

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The review provides a balanced critique of the show's narrative structure and emotional appeal.

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