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Critic Review
Nannu Vadili Neevu Polevule (2016)Starring newcomers Kola Balakrishna and Wamiqa Gabbi, Nannu Vadili Neevu Polevule tells the story of a newly-married couple, their relationship problems, and how their present thinking is the result of their past.
The film begins with a dull-looking Manoja (Wamiqa) being stalked by someone. A funny conversation with her mother follows. Manoja later flips through a photo album and gets disturbed when she sees the pic of Kola Balakrishna. Begins the flashback. Manoja gets married to the hero but since she can’t put her past behind, she doesn’t get along with her hubby. The hero bides his time and tries to woo his wife to the best of his ability. The heroine doesn’t relent as she is unprepared mentally and physically to start a new life. To make the matters worse, the hubby is witness to his wife’s uninhibited ways and upon being told that she has had four boy friends prior to marriage, he becomes aggressive in his language. Her ex tells him that Manoja is not the type of girl who would have sex with anyone and that she would insist that sex should be had only after marriage. The hubby’s love for his wife keeps on increasing. But Manoja doesn’t reciprocate. Frustrated and out of control, the hubby loses his balance. The rest of the film is about why the hubby and wife part ways, and how they get reunited..
While most of the movie is realistic, There are fewrn silly & heavy melodrama scenes at crucial junctures to spoil the rnexperience. Climax could have been dealt in a much better way. Lastly, rn'Nannu Vadili Neevu Polevule' is an unconventional flick with.
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 e.
