Young actor Sudheer Babu is turning producer and is testing his luck with Nannu Dochukunduvate, a rom com. RS Naidu is making his debut as director and Nabha Natesh is the female lead. The film’s trailer, songs received thumping response from the audience. Nannu Dochukunduvate is releasing across the globe today and here is the complete review of Nannu Dochukunduvate:
Story:
Karthik (Sudheer Babu) works as a project head for a software firm in the city. He is quite strict and loves to see him on the top. Karthik dreams of moving to USA to set up a firm career and settle well in life. His father irritates him of getting married after which Karthik reveals that he is in love with Siri. He convinces Meghana (Nabha Natesh) to act as his girlfriend Siri and introduces to his father (Nassar). As time progresses, the duo fall in love and it is during this time, Karthik realizes that he is moving away from his dreams. The rest of Nannu Dochukunduvate is all about what happens next. Watch the film to know about what Karthik chooses to move ahead.
Positives:
Sudheer Babu and Nabha Natesh
Fresh entertainment
Cinematography
Production Values
Emotional Drama
Negatives:
Pale Plot
Boring Drama
Second Half
Predictable Stuff
Songs
Performances:
Sudheer Babu has been outstanding with his presence and performance. The actor is a treat to watch on screen as Karthik. He did well during the romantic episodes. Nabha Natesh looks stunning and she delivered out some decent performance as Meghana. She is sure here to stay. Nassar has been decent and all the other actors performed well in their assigned roles.
The film has no exciting or interesting plot and is quite predictable. The screenplay and dialogues have been decent. The music sounds good but the songs are not placed well. The cinematography work should be widely appreciated and the production values look grand and lavish enough. RS Naidu fails to deliver an impressive product though his work has been decent at times.
Verdict:
Nannu Dochukunduvate has been decent at times but it is the predictable plot and the flat second half that makes the film fall short of expectations.
Rating 2.75/5
