‘Subham’ Twitter review: Audiences call Samantha's horror-comedy a fun and relatable ride

Actor Samantha Ruth Prabhu's Samantha Ruth Prabhu’s maiden production venture, 'Subham', has hit theatres today, May 9, 2025, and audiences are flocking to cinemas to catch this unique horror-comedy. Early reactions on social media reveal mostly positive responses, with viewers praising the film's fresh take on the genre and its humor.Laughter, light thrills, and family-friendly funOn the social media platform X (formerly Twitter) fans have described 'Subham' as a fun, entertaining, and refreshing movie that blends light thrills with plenty of laughs, making it a perfect family watch.A relatable plotMany reviewers appreciated the film's simple yet engaging storyline, which revolves around a group of men whose lives take a chaotic turn when their wives start behaving strangely after watching a mysterious TV serial. The film cleverly satirizes the 1990s obsession with daily soap operas. Audiences found the premise relatable and enjoyed the mix of comedy and mild horror, which kept the mood light and entertaining throughout.Another wrote, "Done with my premiere show.! Simple plot.A regular ghost drama by adding comedy to it, If I complete this movie in one line "adding ghost drama to serial based template and bringing cinema bandi crew to get the solution" - ok,Bye Performances and songs Rating - 2.45/5 #Subham"While most reactions were positive, a few viewers felt the film’s pacing dipped in the second half, and some scenes could have been tighter. However, these minor flaws did not significantly affect the overall enjoyment. Many appreciated that the film carried a subtle message without being preachy, making it a wholesome entertainer.A fan added, "Subham is an extremely entertaining movie! A silly but relatable premise—people obsessed with daily TV serials—turned into an interesting ride. Samantha has an impressive cameo. Subham is not perfect, but it’s consistently funny and enjoyable. #SubhamMovie #SubhamReview'"Meet the team behind the laughs'Subham' is directed by Praveen Kandregula, known for his earlier work 'Cinema Bandi', and written by Vasanth Maringanti. Performances by the cast, including Harshith Reddy, Shriya Kontham, Charan Peri, and Gavireddy Srinivas, are also praised. The visuals and music, composed by Shor Police with a background score by Vivek Sagar.