Mail is the first chapter in the anthology series Kambalapally Kathalu, set in the early 2000s in a small Telangana village. The story revolves around Ravi Kumar (Harshith Malgireddy), a curious and innocent young man fascinated by computers. Hybath (Priyadarshi Pulikonda), a local photographer, opens the village’s first gaming and computer center, which instantly captures Ravi’s attention.
Eager to explore this new technology, Ravi creates his first email ID. Soon, he receives a seemingly miraculous message claiming he has won a lottery prize of Rs 2 crore. What follows is a humorous, nostalgic, and occasionally suspenseful journey, showing how Ravi’s life spirals into the world of online scams, digital mischief, and unexpected adventures.

Highlights
Nostalgic portrayal of early 2000s small-town life
Innocent and relatable protagonist discovering technology
Light comedy delivered effortlessly by Priyadarshi
Subtle and charming romantic subplot
Honest storytelling with grounded performances

Drawbacks
Slow pace, particularly in the first half
Editing could be tighter to avoid dragging scenes
Limited screen time for certain supporting character
Occasional lack of tension in the climax due to restrained background score

Verdict
Mail is a heartwarming, nostalgic web series that combines humor, innocence, and small-town charm with a story about technology and its early impact on rural life. Harshith Malgireddy and Priyadarshi Pulikonda deliver sincere performances, while the earthy setting and honest storytelling make the series enjoyable.
Although the slow pace and minor technical shortcomings may test the patience of some viewers, the series rewards those who appreciate nuanced, slice-of-life drama with humor and nostalgia.