Nam Duniya Nam Style Movie Reviews

Story

Preetham (Likith Shetty), Yogi (Sunil Nagappa) and Umesh (Vinayak Joshi) are the 3 best friends who are from different background and social level. Preetham is secretly in love with Maya (Sonia Gowda) his office colleague, struggle to express his feelings to her. Yogi and Umesh boost up his confidence to propose Maya, in the mean while Maya leave to Malaysia for her job. Milana (Milana Nagraj) an orphan girl brought up by her Uncle (Rangayana Raghu) is also on her way to Malaysia meets Preetham with his friends at Airport who are about to fly to Mayalsia to meet Maya. Milana seeks the help of Preetham to act as her boy friend in front of her Uncle and in return offers them free stay at her house. Preetham being stingy readily accepts her offer. At Malaysia Yogi falls for Yoga teacher (Kavya Shetty) who teaches Yoga to Milana’s uncle. Umesh falls for Malaysian girl who works at super market. When all 3 propose to the love of their life, Will they accept ? Can Milana convey to her uncle about having no relationship with Preetham ? Will they all have happy ending ? are the few questions which will be answered at the climax.

Preetham Gubbi has yet again come up with a plain story with no much twist and turns till the climax. Although there is richness in every frame and portray of modern love, emotional scenes are less intensity for audience to connect with the characters. Use of lead role characters like Sunil, Milana, Vinayak Joshi along with Rangayana Raghu and Sadhu Kokila for light heart comedy is appreciable. Milana Nagraj grabs the attention for her bubbly glam role which she carries along with humor. Sunil Nagappa picks up the pace in movie by his body language and dialogue delivery and treat mass audience from his fighting skills. Kannada audience can hope to see more from Likith Shetty and Vinayak Joshi whose screen presence is lively and connectable. Sonia Gowda and Kavya Shetty have given neat performance. Cinematography by Venu and Music by Shaan Rahman has added life to the movie. Although film is not boring, little more work on the script could have made the movie-watching experience little more interesting. Nam Duniya Nam Style is Perfectly made for family audience which has no double meaning, censored, violent audio visuals.