Nanda Loves Nandita seems like a dream come true film. Reasons: We feel as if the director had a dream at night. He managed to recollect the things in the morning and approached a producer and by evening the cast was ready. It was shot in a week. And it was a dream come true for the hero, heroine, director and producer.
The scenes of the film are unclear than a real dream. We have to find using a microscope if there is something called as story and screenplay. Loose Maada alias Yogeesh plays the character of Nanda. He is quite good with his unique dialogue delivery and acting. And the newcomer actress Shwetha Shri has to first look into the dictionary and find out the definition of acting. Overall performance of all other artistes is below average.
The only plus point is the song “jikne mari naa” which is well choreographed by Imran Sardaria. Even this song gets over in the first 20 mins of the film, hence leaving no hope for us to watch further. Yogesh has given very good dance performance. Songs other than jinke mari do not even sound good.
And the film also looks like a collage of all rowdyism films together. Inspired by the weird names used in Duniya, the director happily coins some new names like “quarter”, “ditchi” and what not! Dialogue writer gives more prominence in using words like “kurpu.. right helu.. macha” than keeping anything meaningful.
Trouble for the audience starts as the film starts. And it ends as the film ends. Any normal person would want to go out of the hall in the first half itself. No words to appreciate the work of the director. Now a days, film people are wanting to cash on instant fame acquired by actors and are making films without any preparation. This film is an example for such trend.
