Sharwanand Bounces Back with Naari Naari Naduma Murari
Naari Naari Naduma Murari is the last film of this Sankranti season. The movie was released on Wednesday evening. Since Anaganaga Oka Raju, starring Naveen Polishetty, released in the morning, this decision was taken to avoid any impact on the openings and also from a theatre adjustment perspective. Sharwanand’s recent films have faced disastrous results at the box office. With this, the hero also entered the Sankranti race to test his luck. As director Ram Abbaraju, who earlier made the hilarious comedy Samajavaragamana, directed Naari Naari Naduma Murari, expectations on this film increased. The teaser and trailers also gave a hint about how the movie would be. The story of the film is that hero Sharwanand works as an architect in Kerala. However, he does not like the food there at all. Despite many attempts, he struggles to find food that suits his taste.
During this time, he senses the aroma of Telugu dishes coming from the house next to his. He befriends that family and solves his food problem. The girl puts a condition that if he wants a share in the food she cooks, he must teach her Malayalam. That girl is Sakshi Vaidya. Thus, the acquaintance that starts over food gradually turns into love. When the father becomes suspicious after seeing his daughter repeatedly showing the name Gautham, he asks whether he is a friend or a lover. Though he initially says no, later the father agrees to their love. However, during his college days, Sharwanand falls in love with Samyuktha Menon. Not only that, they even get married at a registrar office.
A registrar office marriage means just two signatures, and they do it with the thought of having a proper wedding later. After everything is set for Sharwa’s marriage with the girl he desires, the problems he faces and how he resolves them form the crux of Naari Naari Naduma Murari. The highlight of the film is Naresh’s role as Sharwanand’s father. He dominates the film with his performance. Especially, Naresh marrying a woman much younger than him, and his son himself managing the entire affair, sets the film in motion. Later, the conflict surrounding Sharwanand’s marriage is shown in a very gripping manner by the director.
The film effectively presents how many mistakes one has to make to escape from one mistake. In this film, Sharwanand appears in a new look. While being fun on one side, he also acts convincingly as a young man who struggles while facing the challenges that come during marriage. Naresh and Sampath Nandi, who played key roles, did full justice to their characters. The comedy by Satya and Vennela Kishore also worked out well. Overall, it must be said that Naari Naari Naduma Murari has delivered a good hit to Sharwanand, who stood in the Sankranti race. Especially, this is a movie that connects well with youth and families.
Rating: 3.25 / 5
