Manasuku Nachindi Movie Review, Rating, Story, Cast and Crew

Rating:

(1.5/5)
Director:

Manjula Ghattamaneni
Cast:

Sundeep Kishan, Amyra Dastur, Tridha Choudhury, Adith Arun
Banner:

Anandi Art Creations
Producer:

Sanjay Swaroop, P.Kiran
Music:

Radhan
Release Dt :

Feb, 16 2018

Story

Manasuku Nachindi is the story of Suraj(Sundeep Kishan) and Nithya(Amyra Dastur) who are childhood friends. They never believed that two childhood friends can get married. Right at this point of time, Tridha and Adith enter their lives. The rest of Manasuku Nachindi is all about how Suraj and Nithya realize about their love and end up winning. Watch Manasuku Nachindi to know about the complete story.

Analysis

Manasuku Nachindi Movie Review, Rating, Story, Cast and Crew

The first half of Manasuku Nachindi has been completely wasted and it offers nothing. The routine and predictable narration irritates the audience completely right from the first frame. The basic plot is quite old and is focussed about two childhood friends. The songs and the cinematography are the only fresh breath for the first half. Too much focus on nature too is a huge let down. On the whole the first half of Manasuku Nachindi makes no impact.

The second half is where the real love story unfolds. However the film manages to carry the same mood which leaves the audience in disappointment. Once again it is the music that has been decent. The pre-climax episodes make the film interesting but the climax ends on a predictable note. The second half of Manasuku Nachindi sounds better than the first half but it fails to live up the expectations.

Performance

Sundeep Kishan looks good and energetic in the film. He has been romantic and stunning in some of the episodes. Amyra Dastur is one of the major highlights of Manasuku Nachindi and she performed beyond the expectations. Tridha Chaudhary looks good in the limited role and she performed well. All the other actors have been decent and supported well.

Manasuku Nachindi has nothing exciting and interesting when it comes to the plot, screenplay, dialogues and narration. The music and the background score have been quite supportive. The cinematography is an asset for Manasuku Nachindi and the production values have been limited. The editing should have been better. Manjula fails to make an impressive directorial debut with Manasuku Nachindi.