Ninnu Kori movie review: Aadhi’s performance is impressive, while there is nothing new about Nani
Ninnu Kori movie review: This love triangle between Aadhi Pinisetty, Nivetha Thomas and Nani is all about the complexities of falling in and out of love. There is more to this love story than Nani's previous movies, but just not enough.
Ninnu Kori movie cast: Nani, Aadhi Pinisetty, Nivetha Thomas
Ninnu Kori movie director: Shiva Nirvana
Ninnu Kori movie rating: 2 stars
Ninnu Kori movie director: Shiva Nirvana
Ninnu Kori movie rating: 2 stars
Ninnu Kori starring Aadi Pinisetty (Arun), Nivetha Thomas (Pallavi) and Nani (Uma) in lead roles was one of the much anticipated Tollywood film this July . Produced by DVV Danayya, debutante director Shiva Nirvana has presented a love story which initially looked refreshing, but as minutes pass by, the film is too much of stretch with a few laughs thrown in. The graph of the film is such that when it hits a low, it is a terrible few minutes. However, when it hits a high there is some good performance on screen.
Cast
Aadhi Pinisetty might be the silent, diplomatic and reserved young man, but his performance is noteworthy. There is a scene in which Nani confronts Aadhi, and the reaction he gets is just a minute long, but he nailed it. Nivetha, the element of conflict between the two men plays her role beautifully. From the beginning of the film to the end, there is no confusion in her mind. The problem mostly lies in the fact that Nani has been seen doing the same role since the beginning. The package might look different, but what is inside is the same old thing.
Screenplay
It has happened multiple times before, and it will happen many a time in the future. A film loses its lustre without a strong screenplay. In case of Ninnu Kori, it was a great attempt at explaining the complexity of love lost and love found. There are moments that hit you at all the right places. Yes, this is a straight commercial Tollywood love story. However, the nuance with which the father-daughter moments were written between Murli Sharma and Nivetha were great. At the same time, there are lose threads that are left dangling at the end of the film.
Direction
Debutante director Shiva Nirvana had a great set of actors on hand to direct a film. However, the feeling that the film should have been made a little crisp, for it to have the right impact niggles at the back of ones mind. After having watched the trailer before, and as we see the first scene unfold – the interest among audience is piqued. After about 20 minutes, however, the rest of the story is clear. And the question of who the girl will end up with, is of course answered in the first scene too.
Cinematography
Cinematography in this film will be one of the biggest attractions for fans. From the city scapes of San Francisco, the roads to Santa Monica, to the beautiful sea-side of Vizag – the picturisation in the film is stunning. The close-up shots look great on the silverscreen, especially as these shots capture varying expressions subtlety. It is the cinematography that has lent a script as old as time itself, a new and attractive look. Karthik Ghattamaneni has done a great job!
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