Nannu Vadili Neevu Polevule Movie Review, Nannu Vadili Neevu Polevule Review, Nannu Vadili Neevu Polevule Telugu Movie Review, Nannu Vadili Neevu Polevule Review and Rating
Release date : April 1th, 2016
Starring : Balakrishna Kola, Wamiqa Gabbi
Director : Gitanjali Selvaraghavan
Producer : Kancharla Pardhasaradhi
Music : Amrit
Timesofap Rating : 2/5
Noted director Selvaraghavan, takes a back seat and encourages his wife Gitanjali, to direct a mature love story titled Nannu Vadili Nevu Polevule. This dubbed version of the recently released Tamil film has hit the screens today. Let’s see how it is.
Story:
Prabhu(Balakrishna Kola) is an average looking middle class IT employee who wants to experience true love. He keeps trying hard but to his bad luck, he gets rejected because of his looks.
On the other hand, Manoja(Wamiqa Gabbi) is an urban girl who does not want to get married because of her troubled past. As her mother’s health starts deteriorating, she is forced into an arranged marriage with Prabhu.
Differences start creeping in between the couple because of their varied thinking. After a point, things go out of hand and the couple break up with each other. Rest of the story is as to how they manage to clear their problems and get back together.
Plus Points:
Perfect script
Emotional scenes
Camera work
Production Values
Minus Points:
Lagging in second part
predictable scenes
Some of the scenes are similar to 7G
Film's pace is very slow
Climax is simple
Technical Aspects:
Though the film is made with a small budget, the production values are quite good. Camera work is brilliant as it brings an unique mood to the proceedings. The editing was quite ok but a song during the second half could have been easily removed.
Coming to the director Geetajnali, she has done an ok job with the film. Her writing is taut and she too executes the film well for most of the parts. But it is during the second half where her execution lacks focus and takes the film down.
Verdict:
On the whole, Nannu Vadili Nevu Polevule is a film, only for mature and selected audience. Wamiqa Gabbi steals the show and is the only asset. All those who like hard hitting dramas which are close to reality can give it a shot, but the rest can take it easy and wait for it to come on TV.
