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Nee-Na Review
- 5/22/2015 10:59:34 PM
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Cast: Deepti Sati, Ann Augustine, Vijay Babu.Direction: Lal Jose.Genre: Drama.Duration: 2 hours 25 minutes
Synopsis: Neena - a smart creative director working in a Kochi-based ad firm - is an irredeemable alcoholic and not a team player. Impressed by her work, Neena's boss Vinay tries to befriend her. She falls for him and her fearless advances bother Vinay's wife Nalini, who leaves it to her husband to handle the situation.
Review: Our movies have mostly portrayed aggressive romantic characters as villains with ulterior motives. Their wild, kinky ways give us reasons to loathe them further. Stylish, daring, alcoholic and tomboyish, the title character of Lal Jose's Nee-na is a woman who easily fits the stereotypical 'woh' in a pati-patni scenario, but the movie is not another thrilling tale of forbidden liaisons. It bares the mangled soul of its wily leading lady sensibly, while portraying the now-common extra marital complexities.
Set against the backdrop of Kochi, it is the story of a man torn between two strong, yet different feminine influences in his life. A strong friendship is the base of ad man Vinay's relationship with his wife Nalini. After they move to Kochi from Mumbai, Vinay meets an impulsive and explosive Neena, a creative director in his team.
He tries to befriend her so that she becomes a better team player, but she ends up falling in love with him. Though seemingly a bold woman, Vinay's disinterest shocks her and she tries to commit suicide
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