[2] Upon release, Aavide Syamala received mixed reviews, with praise for Ramya Krishna's performance but criticism for its narrative.

Despite his aspirations, Prakash’s father arranges his marriage to Syamala, a kind-hearted woman from a modest background with a widowed mother and a younger sister.

The story shifts to Syamala’s daily struggles as she juggles managing household finances, raising their school-going daughter, and dealing with persistent creditors.

The soundtrack for the film was composed by Madhavapeddi Suresh,[3] with lyrics by Sirivennela Seetharama Sastry, Vennelakanti, Jonnavittula, Sahithi, and D. Narayana Varma.

Sri of Telugucinema.com reviewed Aavide Syamala as a socially themed film, but criticized its flat treatment, lacklustre performances, and overall uninspiring execution, describing it as a "big drag" suited mainly for a female audience.

"[2] Griddaluru Gopala Rao of Zamin Ryot gave the film a positive review, particularly praising the title character Syamala and Ramya Krishna's performance, noting it as a memorable role in her career.