Kannada Movie Review-Nimma Vasthugalige Neeve Javaabdaararu: Quirks of life

Director Keshav Moorthy, who has handled the megaphone for Minchina Ota and Bhagyaraj, has selected a different concept for his third movie. The film has three stories that narrate a variety of habits and possessions of people. The meaning of the title is – You are responsible for your belongings. The movie deals with weaknesses of people including kleptomania and compulsive disorder.

The first story of the movie is about Inayath (Prasanna Shetty), a salesman with a wife and two children. Inayath borrows money and struggle to repay it. He then starts stealing two-wheelers. The second story is about Rohith (Madhusudan Govind) and Rathna (Apoorva Bharadwaj) who suffer from kleptomania. Their obsession to steal things makes them come close and finally they become a couple. The third story is about Albert (Dilip Raj) and his gang, specialised in honey trapping, who meet Jennifer aka Jenny (Shilpa Manjunath). Albert assigns Jenny to trap Sanketh Purohith (Hari Samashti) but she wants to be with Albert. You have to watch the movie to know what happens in these lives.

Post-intermission, especially the third story, is a bit of a drag, but the ending is worth it.

As far as the performances of the actors are concerned, Prasanna Shetty, as a hapless husband who is in neck-deep in debt and suffers from compulsive disorder, has acted well. Apoorva Bharadwaj and Madhusudan Govind are equally good as kleptomaniacs. Their dialogue delivery and gestures deserve appreciation. Both will have a bright future in Sandalwood if they focus on their acting career. It is nice to see Dilip Raj on the silver screen after a two-year gap. As a leader of honey trapping gang, he has acted well.

Songs and background music are good. The cinematographer has done a good job.

Youngsters will enjoy this film.

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