Super Nani Movie Reviews

No no, no super element! This film is the comeback of actress ‘Rekha’ who is seen after so much so long. Let’s see what this movie is about. The movie is taken from the Gujarati play ‘Baa Ae Maari Boundary by ‘Imtiyaz Patel’. This movie is especially a full family entertainer. The film starts with the NRI Mann (Sharman Joshi) who guides to the young generation about the importance of a mother’s love, in an interview. Even though he is an NRI, he is still an Indian by heart and goes completely ‘desi’ in attitude. Then in the picture, there is a selfless lady, his ‘NANI’ (Bharti Bhatia aka Rekha) who has been sacrificing her love for all the needs of her family. Her family has her husband, R.K. Bhatia (Randhir Kapoor), who is a business. Then there is her son Suketu (Rajesh Kumar), who is market expert and daughter-in-law Aastha (Shreya Narayan) who holds sky high aspirations to become an actress. And last but not the least, there is daughter Gargi (Anchal Dwivedi) who is modern by her values. Life becomes very miserable for her and she is overloaded with many duties and household responsibilities. Things are just the same till her grandson ‘Mann’ decides to visit India. He comes to India to make a documentary on Indian Heritage. It is after this he changes his mind when he sees there is nothing right going with his Nani. So he decides to transform her completely in her makeover to her behavior. It is her childhood friend, Sammy aka Bamboo (Anupam Kher), who also helps her and Mann in making this process complete. The film has got a concept taken from the family traditions of 80s and 90s. The film is engaging but somewhere there are many flaws, which doesn’t hold your attention till the end. The film has got no good songs that will keep you engaged till the ends. The director could have worked more on making Rekha work. Of course no doubt that it is the actress Rekha who shines throughout the film, but that Rekha‘s elements from her other movies is missing. The film makers have also worked on body languages and dialogues narrations of all the characters. Sharman Joshi has also shined in the screen and other supporting cast is also good. They have given a good supporting help to the other members of the film. This film is all about preserving the young and the old traditions and rituals. This film will only be watchable to those age groups who believe on the same. Rest it is useless to watch this film. Please go on trying something different so that you can get a good catch of stories and concepts.