Neethone Nenu Review is the latest movie that hit screens on Friday. Starring actor Vikas Vasishta and Kushitha Kallapu and Moksha as female leads, the film is produced by M. Sudhakar Reddy under the banner of Srimamidi Entertainments. It is directed by M. Sudhakar Reddy. Let’s see how the film impresses audiences in the review.
Story
Ram (Vikas Vasishtha) is a govt school teacher who wishes to do complete justice to his profession. This Ram’s trait breeds contempt among his colleagues when he spends extra time at school teaching children. Ayesha (Kushita) who is a physical trainer at the school, gets impressed by Ram’s character. She gets closer to Ram without knowing his past. Ram tells Ayesha that he is married to Sita (played by Moksha). But Ayesha is shocked when she visits Ram’s house. What does Ayesha get to see? Is Ram actually married to Sita as he claimed — is shown in the second half.
Analysis
The movie tells the story of a government school teacher and what happens when unexpected events occur in his life. Students who study in government schools have their share of struggles and ordeals in life. While showcasing the struggles of students and their family financial situations, the director tried to tell an honest story by infusing thrilling elements in a commercial style.
The story picks pace in the second half, just after the interval, with twists getting disclosed one by one as to why Ram had undergone pain and psychological disorder. Otherwise, the first half seems a bit stretched. The film could have been more crisp had the director stuck to the plain narrative rather than adding commercial elements.
Performances and technicalities
Actor Vikas Vasishtha has given a brilliant performance as school teacher Ram, who is caught in a psychological mess in the process of doing justice to his profession and his family. Young YouTuber Kushita has put up a commendable performance as a physical trainer (PT). She has so much to learn in the craft as she moves on further. The character artiste Akella does well as a manipulative-selfish math teacher. Actress Moksha is emotionally pleasing in her role as Sita in the film.
The cinematography is majorly good and appealing. Neethone Nenu is packaged well with good production values. But the songs are placed to bring a commercial look to the film. It gives you a feeling that you heard them somewhere in some movies in the past. The background score for a few emotional sequences is brilliant.
What’s good
Good storyline
Performances
Twists in the second half
What’s bad
Screenplay
Verdict
Neethone Nenu looks like a simple story to start off. But as the story moves on, it grips audiences with its twists and suspense. The makers tried to weave a story with a hidden message.
Rating 2.75 / 5
