Hi Nanna (2023) :
Brief Review -
Shouryuv shows how one can get several undone theories together to make a perfect emotionally absorbing drama. Hi Nanna can be called one of the best Indian movies of 2023 (because we hardly got any good movies last year) for its emotional appeal and dramatic flow. It can be called a mix of many of your favorite flicks that have a memory loss of a partner like Random Harvest, a kid dying like Paa, a soon-to-be dulha like Kuch Kuch Hota Hai, and then there is a khadoos maa of a heroine like we have seen in hundreds of movies. Yet, Shouryuv was too smart to write a legally original copy (verbally he will lose, though) to serve you with a whole, complete movie made out of many incomplete theories. The script leaves many things undone and unjustified, only to gather all the scattered pieces at the end and build a tower of human sentiments. Few things are overdone with the characters, but that's a part of mainstream imperfect filmmaking that doesn't really give a damn about certain critics awards (whichever aren't paid or promotional yet. Are there any?). What I meant to say is that it's a safe film by all means. It may not be highly intelligent or intellectual with its surroundings and mix-up of different mindsets, but it is still one of the best mixtures of proper human emotions in Indian cinema in recent times that cater to children, youth, and adults, in short, all age groups. Sita Ramam and Hi Ninna-to hell with month-based national crushes, our Mrunal Thakur is just manufactured differently by God! Nani shines yet again, and this one deserves more hype than overrated Jersey, in my opinion (not performance, but the film). Legend Jayaram sir walks away with an honest character that you wish your father would be, while Kiara Khanna is your cute dream daughter. Hail Shouryuv for writing, screenwriting, and direction as he successfully manages to finish the target given to BA pass salesmen for tissue sales within 150 minutes.
RATING - 7/10*
By - #samthebestest.
Shouryuv shows how one can get several undone theories together to make a perfect emotionally absorbing drama. Hi Nanna can be called one of the best Indian movies of 2023 (because we hardly got any good movies last year) for its emotional appeal and dramatic flow. It can be called a mix of many of your favorite flicks that have a memory loss of a partner like Random Harvest, a kid dying like Paa, a soon-to-be dulha like Kuch Kuch Hota Hai, and then there is a khadoos maa of a heroine like we have seen in hundreds of movies. Yet, Shouryuv was too smart to write a legally original copy (verbally he will lose, though) to serve you with a whole, complete movie made out of many incomplete theories. The script leaves many things undone and unjustified, only to gather all the scattered pieces at the end and build a tower of human sentiments. Few things are overdone with the characters, but that's a part of mainstream imperfect filmmaking that doesn't really give a damn about certain critics awards (whichever aren't paid or promotional yet. Are there any?). What I meant to say is that it's a safe film by all means. It may not be highly intelligent or intellectual with its surroundings and mix-up of different mindsets, but it is still one of the best mixtures of proper human emotions in Indian cinema in recent times that cater to children, youth, and adults, in short, all age groups. Sita Ramam and Hi Ninna-to hell with month-based national crushes, our Mrunal Thakur is just manufactured differently by God! Nani shines yet again, and this one deserves more hype than overrated Jersey, in my opinion (not performance, but the film). Legend Jayaram sir walks away with an honest character that you wish your father would be, while Kiara Khanna is your cute dream daughter. Hail Shouryuv for writing, screenwriting, and direction as he successfully manages to finish the target given to BA pass salesmen for tissue sales within 150 minutes.
RATING - 7/10*
By - #samthebestest.