Marali Manasaagidhe Kannada movie review , songs , trailer

Marali Manasaagidhe, directed by Nagaraja Shankar, is a Kannada romantic drama that explores love, friendship, family bonds, and the emotional complexities of today’s generation. With Arjun Vedanta, Nireeksha Shetty, and Spoorthi in lead roles, the film blends youthful romance with deeper themes like parenthood and surrogacy, making it both entertaining and thought provoking. The story follows Vikas aka Vikky (Arjun Vedanta), a hyperactive young man who initially appears emotionally aloof while staying at his sister’s house. His life takes a turn when he falls in love with Chitra (Nireeksha Shetty). Circumstances force Vikas to travel with two very different girls Chitra and Spoorthi. Their journey becomes a metaphor for life’s ups and downs, teaching him the value of family bonds, friendship, and responsibility. Along the way, the film touches on parenthood and surrogacy, adding a socially relevant layer to the romantic narrative.

Arjun Vedanta (Vikas/Vikky) is energetic and convincing as the protagonist, portraying both youthful recklessness and emotional growth. Nireeksha Shetty (Chitra) brings innocence and charm, anchoring the romantic arc.  Spoorthi adds contrast, representing a different perspective on love and life. Supporting cast includes Sangeetha Anil, Swathi Gurudutt, and veteran actor T.S. Nagabharana, who enrich the film with gravitas. Nagaraja Shankar, making his independent directorial debut, chooses a strong theme that resonates with youth and families alike.  The screenplay balances romance, breakups, and sentiments. The film boasts melodious and meaningful songs.

Movie shows that love is about ups and downs, Relationships thrive on resilience and understanding. Family bonds matter , Parenthood and sibling ties are central to emotional growth. Friendship shapes identity, companionship helps navigate life’s challenges. Generational perspectives differ, The film highlights how today’s youth view love and responsibility differently from older generations. Compassion and responsibility , Surrogacy themes remind us of empathy and the importance of choices in family life.

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