Released Date : 15 Jul, 2023
Avg. User's Rating : 3.5/5
Story: This is a heartwarming story that intricately weaves together the lives of three couples, each on their own path of love, self-discovery and personal growth.
Review: Abhishek Ghosh's 'Ishq-e-Nadan' is a heart-warming anthology set in Mumbai, featuring three interconnected stories about companionship, unexpected connections and the power of love to transcend generations. Sudeep Nigam's script brings out a charming story, albeit a bit slow paced which could have benefited from further exploration.
The first story follows Charulata (Neena Gupta) and Subhash (Kanwaljit Singh), both senior citizens, who meet by chance and find solace in each other. As they develop an affection for each other, they find a renewed sense of purpose in their lives. While their stories follow a predictable trope, their performances add depth to their characters.
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The second follows Siya (Shriya Pilgaonkar), an ambitious single pregnant woman, and Piyush (Suhail Nair), a compassionate man, who unexpectedly cross paths and become each other's source of support. Their connection demonstrates the resilience of human bonds, overcoming the challenges they face individually. The story avoids solely revolving around the pregnancy, offering a mature view of their relationship.
The finale is about Romona (Lara Dutt Bhupathi), a successful middle-aged independent woman, who hooks up with hotel manager Ashutosh (Mohit Raina). Their story stands out because the narrative mixes emotion and drama, surprising the audience with the results. Both actors' performances reflect maturity and depth, making their storylines compelling.
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While Mohit and Lara's story shines with its emotional depth and unexpected twists, Neena and Kanwaljit's plot follows a more predictable path, lacking a strong connection with the audience. Shriya and Suhail's story, on the other hand, brings an interesting dynamic and showcases their believable performances.
'Ishq-e-Nadan' brings together these three stories of love and human connection, exploring the complexities and joys experienced by individuals from different walks of life. Although the film's slow pace and lack of further exploration may hinder its connection with the audience, the general charm and pleasant nature of the stories make for an enjoyable experience.
