Nimma Vasthugalige Neeve Javaabdaararu

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Keshav Moorthy's Nimma Vastugalige Neeve Jawabdararu(NVNJ) brilliantly explores the realm of kleptomania through three gripping stories. This anthology weaves together intriguing narratives that highlight the struggles, impulses, and consequences of this psychological disorder, while keeping us engaged and entertained.

The director does a commendable job of maintaining a perfect balance between storytelling and psychological depth. Each of the three stories is unique yet connected by the central theme, showcasing Keshav Moorthy's nuanced understanding of human behavior and his ability to craft compelling characters.

The film features a talented ensemble of promising, good-looking fresh faces who deliver standout performances. Prasanna Shetty shines as Inayat, perfectly portraying the nuanced body language and restless nature of someone with OCD. Madhusudhan, as Rohith, exudes a commanding screen presence with his dashing looks and effortless charm. Dileep Raj brings intensity and depth with his serious demeanor, while Shilpa, as Jennifer, captivates with her sultry allure and natural performance, making me wonder if she is from Malayalam cinema. Meeting the crew in person at the theatre was an unforgettable experience-their charm and grounded personalities, even more striking in person, reflected the dedication and sincerity they brought to their roles.

The dialogues are sharp and laced with subtle humor, keeping us entertained. The background score seamlessly blending with the narrative to heighten its intrigue. The sultry female voice adds an enigmatic allure to key moments.

This is a film that deserves to be appreciated for its courage to tackle an unconventional subject. NVNJ is another example of how Kannada cinema is evolving and embracing fresh ideas. As a proud supporter of Kannada films, I urge all cinema enthusiasts to watch this on the big screen before it runs out of theatres. Innovative and thought-provoking storytelling like this must be encouraged and appreciated.