Pyar kiya to darna kya + Maine pyar kiya + Dilwale Dulhaniya le jaayenge = Nuvvostanante Nenoddantana
Oops !! this seems to be perfect copycat stuff of family dramas. But, though it is, the charming performances by the actors make this one a wonderful watch.
My personal favorite, Siddharth is awesome as both, happy go lucky NRI boy and devoted lover. The first time I watched the movie, I was simply amazed that how well he managed to look so adorable and cute while playing annoying tricks with Trisha, who is really beautiful and plays the part of a simple rural girl perfectly. I have already fallen for Siddharth’s comic timing. Srihari has done justice to his role as Trisha’s brother.
The story as stated above has already been told in many other movies. Even small sequences like that of ‘gajar ka halwaa’, is taken from Hum Apke Hain Kaun or rescuing from a Dog is taken from A Guy Thing. Yet, why am I praising this one, it’s because the packaging, which includes acting, direction, cinematography, music, in all is good. The debut director Prabhu Deva has kept its treatment simple and not attempted to add unnecessary gaudy elements. Moreover, at no time anyone can deny his dancing skills, which comes as a treat for viewers in one of the songs. Cinematographer has done his part well and the picturesque Andhra borders have been wonderfully used in songs.
With the course of changing cinema where we crave for fresh and offbeat stories and different treatment; this one has nothing much to offer. But yet you may try this one, if you are looking around for some light romantic stuff and have already watched classics over and over again.
Written By: Neha Jain
My personal favorite, Siddharth is awesome as both, happy go lucky NRI boy and devoted lover. The first time I watched the movie, I was simply amazed that how well he managed to look so adorable and cute while playing annoying tricks with Trisha, who is really beautiful and plays the part of a simple rural girl perfectly. I have already fallen for Siddharth’s comic timing. Srihari has done justice to his role as Trisha’s brother.
The story as stated above has already been told in many other movies. Even small sequences like that of ‘gajar ka halwaa’, is taken from Hum Apke Hain Kaun or rescuing from a Dog is taken from A Guy Thing. Yet, why am I praising this one, it’s because the packaging, which includes acting, direction, cinematography, music, in all is good. The debut director Prabhu Deva has kept its treatment simple and not attempted to add unnecessary gaudy elements. Moreover, at no time anyone can deny his dancing skills, which comes as a treat for viewers in one of the songs. Cinematographer has done his part well and the picturesque Andhra borders have been wonderfully used in songs.
With the course of changing cinema where we crave for fresh and offbeat stories and different treatment; this one has nothing much to offer. But yet you may try this one, if you are looking around for some light romantic stuff and have already watched classics over and over again.
Written By: Neha Jain
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