Nimde Kathe

The supporting cast are functional yet unmemorable. Dialogue delivery falters and the regional accents clash with each other. These issues dilute emotional resonance just when the film reaches its most vulnerable points. The cinematography fails to mine Vikram’s internal decay with the detail it could. Editing is uneven—especially in time shifts. And the music could have elevated the emotions.

Abhilash Dalapathi delivered a good performance as Vikram with excellent dialogue deliver. He shares great chemistry with Rashika Shetty, who plays his wife, Kavya. Their emotional scenes are powerful. Reshma V Gowda and Manohar Gowda also deliver strong supporting performances. The music was composed by Praveen Nikethan and it adds an emotional layer to the film, Similarly, Prashanth Sagar’s cinematography is visually pleasing as it captures the essence of the story well. One downside of the movie is its length. A trim of 10 to 15 minutes could have made it more engaging. Nimde Kathe is worth watching, especially for fans of socially relevant stories. Despite a long runtime, it has a strong message, good performances, and a solid story. A great debut for director Raghavendra Raj.

The drawback of the movie is its runtime.