Pratheek Prem Karan’s Sadha Nannu Nadipe showcases how far can one go in the name of love

Pratheek Prem Karan, who shot to fame with Vanavillu, hogged the limelight this weekend for Sadha Nannu Nadipe, a film he has acted in and scored the music for, besides producing and directing it. Vaishnavi Patwardhan plays the female lead in the romance that also stars Naga Babu, Nasser, Rajeev Kanakala and Ali in key roles.

The film revolves around a happy go-lucky guy MJ a.k.a Micheal Jackson (Pratheek) who falls in love with a girl Saaha (Vaishnavi) and woos her until he earns her nod. The two marry against the wishes of Saaha’s father (Rajeev Kanakala) but the tables turn after they tie the knot. Saaha intentionally distances MJ from her for a mysterious reason. What’s in store for the couple?

Sadha Nannu Nadipe is a pure. heartfelt romance that is as sincere and poignant as a Kalisundam Raa or a Geethanjali, Pratheek Prem Karan believes and says he made the film with similar level of conviction. The romance stresses the importance of holding onto the memories of your loved ones, even after realising that they won’t be around for too long.

The romance tries to show how far can one go in the name of love and sacrifice if necessary. The film, inspired by a real-life incident in Karnataka, is touted to be an emotional ride that will resonate with audiences across all age groups. Positive reviews are pouring in for Pratheek Prem Karan’s ability to balance multiple responsibilities with ease.

Critics have hailed Vaishnavi’s performance, claiming Ali’s comic timing was a major highlight and added that Naga Babu, Nasser, Rajeev Kanakala did justice to their brief roles. The film, whose visual appeal has struck a chord with many, was shot extensively across Vijayawada, Hyderabad, Kodaikanal, Kulu Manali.