Nuvve Na Pranam Low Budget Movie Review

Along with many low budget movies released today, a movie titled Nuvve Na Pranam has also released. Let's see how it is.

 

  Story:

  Sanjeev Kumar (Kiran Raj) is an IPS officer who is in love with Kiran (Priya Hegde). At first Kiran doesn't fall for Sanjeev, but she finally gives in and even marries him. Due to a tragic turn of events, the couple is separated. What was the reason for their separation and how will they return, that's the continuation of the story?

 

  Extra Points:

  The show is dominated by the lead pair Kiran Raj and Priya Hegde. The individual point of view of the lead pair and how they are showcased is the best part. The star of the film is Priya Hegde. Be it her glamor or her performance, Priya Hegde is quite good in the film. Especially, it was amazing in the emotional scenes.

  The romantic scenes in the movie are good. The difficulties faced by the lead couple in their lives are shown decently. Kiran Raj was also neat in his role. His realistic performance in several scenes was quite good.  

 

  Negative points:

  The director did not raise the topic of conflict too much, although he had ample opportunities. It concentrated more on the suspense factor and watered down the plot of the film in many areas. There are a number of scenes that seem forced in key areas.

  The film's weak villain is another downside. His track is not well promoted, so the role of the hero looks silly in many areas. There are so many unnecessary scenes that distract from the main plot and make the movie boring. While there was scope for strong emotions, the narration wasn't as great.

 

  Technical Aspects:

  The music of the film is decent, one emotional song in particular is quite well composed. The editing is decent and the production values ​​were also good. As far as director Srikrishna is concerned, he has done a dull job with the film. He didn't use the conflict properly and made this movie dull.

 

  Verdict:

  All in all, Nuvve Na Pranam is a film that lacks a central conflict. The lead pair does a great job, but the narration is boring and doesn't create the intense factor for the audience to pick up on the emotions, making it a disappointing watch this weekend.