Nuvve Nuvve

''Nuvve.. Nuvve... '' () is a 2002 Indian Telugu-language romance film written and directed by Trivikram Srinivas in his directorial debut. The film starred Tarun, Shriya Saran, and Prakash Raj in the lead roles. Upon release, the film and the soundtrack received rave reviews, and has garnered two state Nandi Awards, and a Filmfare Award South. The film was subsequently dubbed into Marathi as Shahane Saasarebuva by B4U Marathi and in Malayalam as ''Pranayamay''.

Plot

Anjali (Shriya Saran) is the daughter of millionaire Viswanath (Prakash Raj) ,who loves her very much, so much so that when she asks him for an ice cream, he buys her an ice cream parlor. What Viswanath expects a son-in-law who will never oppose him in any matter. Rishi ( Tarun), a good-hearted but happy-go-lucky guy, hails from a middle-class family. His father owns a departmental store. Anjali happens to join the college in which Rishi is a senior. Soon, they fall in love with each other.

On one occasion, Rishi takes Anjali to Mumbai for dinner. Anjali tries to shake off the issue with her father, saying that she was with one of her friends. Unfortunately, Viswanath calls that friend up when Anjali was missing. He tells him that Anjali went to Mumbai with someone called Rishi. This is enough for Viswanath's suspicion to rise that Anjali has fallen in love. He asks Rishi to prove his worth and asks him in some way to earn any money so that he can support Anjali, whom he has brought up in riches. When Rishi refuses to comply, he gives Rishi one crore rupees to forget his daughter. Rishi takes it and then later gives it back, insulting Viswanath, and tries to prove that his love is greater than everything and money cannot buy his love.

To retaliate, Viswanath insults Rishi's family by getting a beggar for marriage with Rishi's sister to try to convey to them the pain he must feel. Rishi then creates a scene in Viswanath's office beating up a security guard and destroying computers in the office, Rishi clarifies in the proposal that the beggar be married to Rishi's sister as there is no love between the two, but Rishi and Anjali love each other. Anjali starts to show more feelings for Rishi. Worried, Viswanath tries to set Anjali's marriage with another man. Anjali meets Rishi at his home and requests him to marry her right at the moment, but Rishi convinces Anjali that this is not the right way. Rishi takes her back to her home, there Rishi challenges Viswanath that if getting Anjali married to someone else is right, then that marriage cannot be stopped, but if it is wrong, then that marriage cannot happen. Consequent incidents make Viswanath realize his mistakes, and the arranged marriage fails, while Viswanath marries Anjali to Rishi.

Cast

Soundtrack

The music was composed by Koti. All lyrics were written by Sirivennela Seetharama Sastry.

Reception

A critic from '' Idlebrain.com'' wrote, "First half of the film is fun and has youth-orientation. But it's the second half that holds the life for ''Nuvve Nuvve''". A critic from ''The Hindu'' wrote, "Perhaps, by their very nature, most love stories are similar with identical situations especially woven around teenagers. The 'Nuvvu' sentiment is still working wonders or at least the filmmakers think so. And ''Nuvve Nuvve'' is no exception to the rule". A critic from ''Full Hyderabad'' said, "The film is definitely worth watching, thanks to its tight script, decent music, decent performances, novel treatment and brilliantly written dialogues". ''Deccan Herald'' wrote, "Those who enjoyed the first half of the movie will find the second half a bit boring. But still, the movie is watchable".

Awards

;Filmfare Awards South
* Best Supporting Actor - Prakash Raj

;Nandi Awards
* Second Best Feature Film - Silver - Sravanthi Ravi Kishore
* Best Dialogue Writer - Trivikram Srinivas

References

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2002 films
Films directed by Trivikram Srinivas
Films with screenplays by Trivikram Srinivas
2000s Telugu-language films
2000s Indian films
Indian romantic drama films
Films scored by Koti (composer)
2002 directorial debut films
2002 romantic drama films
Films shot in Annavaram