Nindha

Nindha is a Telugu crime thriller film directed by Rajesh Jagannadham. This movie stars Varun Sandesh, Annie Shreya Rani Reddy in the lead roles. It’s made by the Fervent Indie Productions and is one of those films where you are hanging on tenterhooks of t what is happening.next.

Even some great performances of actors including Tanikella Bharani, Chatrapathi Sekhar and other actors in the movie couldn’t be more entertaining enough since the ‘movie’ burden can not shirk off being its long time in the field. Music is by Santhu Omkar, camera work is by Ramiz Naveeth and editing is by Anil Kumar P.

Plot Summary

The movie starts of with a surprising kiddnapp, the crime is a conscientious one – all the kidnappers are criminals in the eye of the law – A Sub-Inspector( SI), doctor,lawyer, constable and two commoners.

In the beginning of the movie, Vivek’s decisions are crazy and nonsensical that confuse the whereabouts of a mad man that helps hostages stay sane from thinking how crazy this kidnapper is.

Main characters and cast

Varun Sandesh gives a superb performance as Vivek coming out of his shelf. The character played by the actor portrays the difference in status or other movies where he’s diametrically opposite to the life showing the emotional conflict of the character (Vivek) through the expression of subtlety acting.

The participation of these two actors key a great deal of realism and intensity to this work. They are good looking also they gel good with Varun Sandesh playing Vivek. The experience that Annie provides empathy angle while Shreya Rani Reddy gives it a serious thought changing on puzzles.

Tanikella Bharanikit is known for his versatile acting. Bharani is okay which peps up the backdrop of the film. The actor serves as a crucial element that brings the rest of the stories in it together.

As so often in his parts, Balaraju is likewise hard-nosed in fleshing out a man who is unfairly accused, and oh, by the way, he makes the role pertinent and involving.

Mime Madhu, Siddharth Gollapudi, and Others: The supporting actors too, contribute in the entertainment factor and in the movement of the story as they act.

Direction

Some of the elements which can be attributed to direction of Rajesh Jagannadham include meticulous story-telling, intense scripting and a film that never tires.

As the producer’s goal is to tell a story where the actor looks and feels the best, particularly when shooting closeups, this results in a series of well-connected activities. And so the viewer is lured in.

Cinematography

The cinematography by Ramiz Naveeth is such a great asset for the mood of this movie. He makes it more dramatic in the movie with those light, angle of the camera and setting the shot.

Frame by frame it captures the mood of every scene, kidnapping tension and the emotional impact of revelations and adding something to the filmic language.

Music

The music that has been scored by Omakar in the film, then, goes very well with emotions associated with each other dramatic part of the movie. This type of tension music lets make even the scariest things sound less scary than they are. Furthermore, his work provides the consistency needed for the viewing to be better than good.

Production

Nindha’s production was riddled with issues, from casting choices to the gruesome vision held right up till the end of shooting. The combined efforts of the filmmaker, the actors, and the crew helped make a complex story an intriguing one.

Review

And when Nindha released in theaters, then it got a good applause for the amazing story, great acting and superb direction. The audience enjoyed this movie due largely to what it stood for in society or because the humans were acting up, resulting in the promotion of the film to the viewership that also happen to read that review.

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