Mahesh Babu did not hold back on X. The actor watched the film and immediately called it a "beautifully complete experience," a description that feels rare in an industry saturated with high-octane spectacles. He specifically highlighted the film's ability to be both thoroughly entertaining and deeply moving, a balance that usually eludes most directors.
The praise was directed squarely at Fahadh Faasil, whom Babu called a "stupendous actor." He noted how watching Faasil evolve and reinvent himself is inspiring. The specific mention of child actor Ssara Palekar is a major tell. Babu noted that the two are "simply brilliant together," suggesting the film’s core strength lies in this unlikely pairing and the genuine chemistry between them.
Director Shashank Yeleti and producers Karth and Shobu also got a personal shout-out. Babu told Karth, "You and Shobu have created something truly special," and commended Yeleti for bringing the film's "beautiful world" to life. This isn't just a generic plug; it's a specific nod to the creative team's vision.
The film, Don't Trouble The Trouble, is a chaotic adventure where a small-time crook named Suri kidnaps a girl named Divya, only to realize she has supernatural powers. She mistakes him for a magician who can reunite her with her parents. It is a premise that sounds like it could easily tip into pure fantasy, but Babu's focus on "warmth" and "living, breathing" characters suggests it grounds its magic in human emotion.
With the release date set for October 2, this endorsement from a major Telugu star will likely draw a wider audience to what appears to be a heartwarming, character-driven Malayalam film. It's a clear signal that this is not just another genre flick, but an emotional journey worth experiencing.