Nimma Vasthugalige Neeve Javaabdaararu Kannada movie songs

Nimma Vasthugalige Neeve Javaabdaararu is a thought-provoking anthology that explores human behavior through three interconnected stories. The title translates to You are responsible for your belongings, and the film delves into the psyche of individuals with compulsive disorders and their attachment to material possessions.

Prasanna Shetty plays Inayath, a water filter salesman struggling with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD). His compulsion to flip shoes and steal two-wheelers leads him into a cycle of debt and crime. Madhusudhan Govind and Apoorva Bharadwaj portray Rohith and Rathna, two kleptomaniacs who bond over their shared habit of stealing. Their relationship evolves as they navigate the challenges of their disorder. Dilip Raj and Shilpa Manjunath play Albert and Jenny, respectively, in a plot involving honey trapping and betrayal. Albert's gang plans to trap Sanketh Purohith, but Jenny's feelings for Albert complicate the scheme.

The cast delivers strong performances, with Prasanna Shetty capturing the internal turmoil of Inayath. Madhusudhan Govind and Apoorva Bharadwaj bring charm and chemistry to their roles as kleptomaniacs. Dilip Raj impresses with his portrayal of Albert, while Shilpa Manjunath adds depth to Jenny's character. Keshav Moorthy's direction is commendable, as he successfully weaves together three distinct stories into a cohesive narrative. The screenplay is engaging, although some critics felt the second half dragged a bit. The film's real-life settings and authentic portrayal of Bengaluru add to its appeal. Prasad K Shetty's music complements the film's tone, enhancing the emotional depth of each story. Harsha Kumar Gowda's cinematography captures the essence of Bengaluru, from its bustling streets to its serene corners.

The film sheds light on the struggles of individuals with OCD and kleptomania, fostering empathy and awareness. It highlights the need for mental health support and the impact of emotional well-being on one's actions. The stories illustrate how seemingly harmless actions can have significant repercussions, emphasizing personal responsibility.

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