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Manasuku Nachindi Movie Review & Rating
Manasuku Nachindi Telugu Movie Review and Rating: Manasuku Nachindi is the latest film that released in the theatres today along with a couple of other films. There is a definite buzz for this film, and the makers are very much happy to enjoy a tremendous pre-release buzz. The film stars Sandeep Kishan, Adith Arun, Amyra Dastur and Tridha Choudhury in the lead roles. This is the directional debut
Rating: 2.5/5
Manasuku Nachindi is the latest film that released in the theatres today along with a couple of other films. There is a definite buzz for this film, and the makers are very much happy to enjoy a tremendous pre-release buzz.
The film stars Sandeep Kishan, Adith Arun, Amyra Dastur and Tridha Choudhury in the lead roles. This is the directional debut for Manjula Gattamaneni and also an acting debut for Amyra Dastur in Telugu film industry. Sandeep Kishan who has tasted failures continuously is hoping to score a big hit with this film. The theatrical trailer has impressed everyone, and there is something that has to do with nature. Check out the review of the film here.
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Story:
Nitya(Amyra Dastur) and Suraj( Sandeep Kishan) are good friends. They do not realize the feelings they have for each other but continues believing that they are good friends. Their parents fix a marriage alliance for both of them.
One beautiful day, when they leave for Goa, both Nitya and Suraj falls on life with Abhay (Adith Arun) and Nikita (Tridha Chowdhary) respectively. What happens to the marriage? Whom did they marry? What is the role of nature in the story? Forms the entire plot of the movie.
Performances:
Sandeep Kishan, Tridha Choudhury, Amyra Dastur and Adith Arun played the lead roles in the film. The entire story revolves around this four characters. Every one of them has put on their best and tried to entertain the audiences in the best possible extent.
Sandeep Kishan's chemistry worked out with Amyra Dastur, and Amyra Dastur is a perfect fit for the role of Nitya. Tridha Choudhury looked fab and provided the glamour feast. Adith Arun is interesting in his position while Sandeep Kishan has played his part well. All the other actors did their best in the limited roles and made their presence felt.
Technical Aspects:
The camera work by Ravi Yadav is beautiful. Every frame is looking colorful and vibrant. The visuals of Goa came out well, and he has captured the nature very well through his lens. The editing is decent.
The music scored by Radhan is okay, but the background score is pleasant. The audio album failed to impress thoroughly. The Production values maintained by Anandi Art Creations are right, and there is a proper scope for the writing which the director did not use entirely. The dialogues came out well. Mahesh Babu's voiceover is a significant asset for the movie. The graphics and VFX work is excellent.
Verdict:
The film Manasuku Nachindhi has a good story but the film fails to entertain the audiences till the end. The routine story was presented in a new screenplay format but there are no interesting elements in the film which could sustain the curiosity of the audiences.
Manasuku Nachindhi is surely a different attempt from Manjula Ghattamaneni but the movie suffers a slow narration and the second half is too boring. The first half impresses and generates interest but the second half falls flat completely. On a whole, the film tried to create a mark but fails to touch the heart.
