Don’t Trouble The Trouble Review Roundup: Fahadh Faasil’s Fantasy Comedy Gets Mixed Reactions on Day 1

Fahadh Faasil in a kid-friendly fantasy? That was always going to get people talking. Don’t Trouble The Trouble hit theatres on October 2, 2026, and the first audience reactions are split. Some viewers loved the heart, others found the pacing wanting. Here’s what’s being said before you book your tickets.

Don’t Trouble The Trouble: Film Overview

Want to explore the actor’s career? Fahadh Faasil’s Wikipedia page has the full filmography.

Don’t Trouble The Trouble: Plot

Fahadh plays Suri, a money-minded ambulance driver in Hyderabad who is drowning in debt. After a failed scheme leaves him with an impossible repayment deadline, he and a close friend hatch a risky plan involving a young girl from a wealthy family.

Things change when he meets Divya, an innocent child who believes he’s a gifted magician and asks for his help finding her missing parents. Suri soon discovers that Divya has extraordinary abilities that can alter reality. As the two travel across Hyderabad, his priorities shift from personal gain to protecting her, and he must face powerful adversaries along the way.

What the Audience Is Saying?

Reactions on X (formerly Twitter) are all over the map. One viewer called it an enjoyable watch, especially for children, praising the screenplay and production quality and giving it 3 out of 5. Another described it as a Disney-style entertainer aimed mainly at kids, singling out Kaala Bhairava’s music and the performances of Fahadh and the child actor as highlights. That viewer felt the first half was decent with an engaging interval, the second half dipped slightly, and the film closed on an emotional climax.

Not everyone was won over. A third viewer found the first half below average and the second half only average, rating it 1.75 out of 5. A fourth took a sarcastic jab at the title.

Should You Watch It?

If you’re taking the family along, or you enjoy light fantasy with an emotional core, this could be a pleasant outing. If you’re expecting the intense, layered Fahadh of his more acclaimed roles, early reactions suggest you may want to temper expectations. As always, word of mouth over the weekend will tell the fuller story.

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