Jaya Ravindra, the director, from the look of it had ample resources at his disposal. It would be surprising to find anyone even in Andhra Pradesh who hasn't heard the songs from Aashiqui 2. The music was a blockbuster hit and all the songs have been replicated. It is a pretty movie nevertheless and you can see plenty of opulence in every frame, a special round of applause for the cinematographer for creating the easy-on-the-eye look. Nazia, in spite of being a decent actress, doesn't really have the presence that you start expecting from a heroine with such a plush role.
Sachin doesn't really make the cut as an actor. The chemistry between a singer and her mentor is totally missing between the lead actors.
Nevetheless, the movie lacks the soul that you want to see in emotional love saga like this. For someone who hasn't, it offers a decent plot. Nee Jathaga Nenundaali, for someone who has watched the Hindi movie, is a snooze fest. At some point, Sachin realises that their lives are so intertwined and she is in so much love with him that he cannot go down without taking her down with him. Gayatri tries to be the sole support in his life, as he battles alcohol addiction. Meanwhile, Raghav continues his downward spiral into alchohol addiction, realising further that his voice has been destroyed by his addiction. True to his belief, she creates a niche for herself immediately, becoming a sensational superstar in her own right. He brings her to the city, trains her and uses his own contacts and network to get her an opportunity. The movie revolves around a superstar singer turned into an alcoholic washout, Raghav Jayram(Sachin) who spots a talented singer in a bar, Gayatri(Nazia), having her own financial struggles. Therein lies the problem, given the movie features two new actors, Sachin Joshi only having featured in a couple of Hindi movies prior to this and Nazia Hussain, a relative newcomer. But, Nee Jethaga Nenundaali, takes the easier route, which is to create a scene-to-scene remake of Aashiqui 2. When Aashiqui 2 was adopted and adapted for Tollywood, you expected the movie to offer something fresh, something different from what most of them would already have seen in the Hindi original. Some movies suit certain kinds of audiences and some movies don't. Review Nee Jathaga Nenundaali & earn 20 DM Points.* Review Submit
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