Krishnan Marriage Story

''Krishnan Marriage Story'' is an Indian Kannada-language romantic drama film written and directed by debutant Nuthan Umesh, starring Ajay Rao and Nidhi Subbaiah in the lead roles. Vijaya Kumar is the producer and Sridhar V. Sambhram is the music director of the film. The story revolves around the main lead character who plays an advertising executive and his large family.

Plot

Krishna (Ajay Rao) is happy-go-lucky until his joint family search for a wife for him. He runs back to his grandmother's house after getting irritated by three brides. Where he meets Khushi (Nidhi Subbaiah). Later he discovers that she is his own childhood friend. Both fall in love. Their families also accept for their marriage. And they get married. Khushi always loved a joint family and looks Krishna's family as her own relatives. But one day everybody learn from Krishna that Khushi is in last stage of a disease and cannot be saved. He reveals that he knew it before their marriage when a doctor discovered it when they were in her village. His family cryingly decide not reveal it to Khushi and keep her happy until she dies. On her birthday's evening, she is on her deathbed. Khushi reveals that she knew about her disease since one of their family's child came and gave her a gift since she was about to die.

Years later, on Khushi's birthday, she comes along with her little daughter and Krishna reveals that she had survived by the love for and by his family.

Cast

Music

Reception

Critical response

A critic from ''The Times of India'' scored the film at 4 out of 5 stars and says "Full marks to Ajai Rao for his brilliant performance. Nidhi Subbaiah impresses with her lively portrayal. The plus point of the movie is brilliant cinematography by Shekha Chandra. It's complete 'Sambhrama' in music by Sridha V Sambhram. Manju Mandvya has some catchy dialogues for you". A critic from DNA wrote "especially with their emotional scenes and the artiste who dubbed for Nidhi for the climax is quite a disappointment. Directors, who have cast actors who have a good hold on Kannada, should let them dub for themselves to keep their characters alive. This is the best example of how bad dubbing can spoil a good scene". B S Srivani from Deccan Herald wrote "Krishnan Marriage Story may bore the pants off some people, but scores with its neat presentation and for promoting family values in an increasingly cynical society". A critic from Bangalore Mirror wrote  "Acting wise, Ajay Rao, Nidhi Subbaiah and others have done their best. For a change, we have a movie which shows happiness and brings happiness for those watching. It is definitely worth trying once".

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External links

*{{IMDb title, 5332192

2011 films
2010s Kannada-language films
Indian romantic drama films
2011 romantic drama films