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Acting is, as expected, very bad. Sunny Wayne over-acts to zenith with his character being equivocal. Ninnem Kollum Njaanum Chaavum is a very bad movie not worth your precious time. Okay, even if you are an avid movie-holic, NKNC is not at all amusing, let alone entertaining.

Starts with what could be easily dubbed as the first 1 hour of the Bollywood cult Dil Chahta Hai (2001). It has no specific aim till that point. Afterwards, it is just boring crap about how a bunch of drunk men act dumb & get laid. What follows is a vivid, but monotonous plot about infidelity, AIDS & relationships. The twist near the end of the movie is one scene which enthuses. And with some mediocre humor by the Indrajith lookalike, Nee Ko Nja Cha is pure gimmick. Boring & gaudy! Over-smartness has its origin from this movie.

It is high time that new Malayalam filmmakers do not attempt to mimic successful coming-of-age directors. Just including English profanity, sex, nudity, cleavages, sexually embarrassing moments & dirty humor is not going to work anymore. The foundation here is wicked.

3.4/10 for the underlying message & unpredictable twist which refers to Cinema Company (2012).

BOTTOM LINE: NKNC is not a cinema worth spending some bucks on. If you get a copy of it for FREE, watch it!

Can be watched with a typical Indian family? NO

Profanity: Strong | Sex: Mild (No Visuals) | Nudity: Mild | Violence: No | Gore: No | Alcohol: Strong | Smoking: Mild | Drugs: Mild

The most obvious thing about the movie is the acting. None of the cast could act decently, all of them delivered dialogues like they were reading it from somewhere. Sunny Wayne's performance in second show was incredible and my expectations about him was high when i went to watch this movie. The director could have done way better.

There are some funny moments in the film, but they too were in bad situations.

I bunked class and went for this movie and I think class would have been better.Watching the movie was a pain.

In the fag end there was a good twist which made one good scene.

Anyway I don't think one good scene is enough to call a movie decent let alone good.

This has to be one of the worst Malayalam movies I have ever seen. When compared to Nee Ko Nja Cha, Vinayan flicks seem like classics. We used to make skits which were much better than this when we were in college. There is absolutely nothing likable. I liked Sunny Wayne in Mosayile Kuthirameenukal, but the protagonist in NKNC, in all probability, is his twin brother; or maybe his half-brother. The actors compete to decide who is the worst of the lot. The dialogue delivery is nauseating. The purists would certainly love to cite this movie to have a go at "new generation" Malayalam movies. To be fair to the director.. well, there is nothing to be fair to the director, unless he was held at gun-point and asked to make this movie.