Nee Dhaarey Nee Katha

The first orchestral film in Telugu cinema: NDNK! Sets a new standard with its unique blend of music and storytelling. The film follows Ravi, an aspiring musician, whose journey of passion and perseverance is both relatable and inspiring. The orchestral score is a masterpiece, seamlessly integrating with the narrative and enhancing the emotional depth of the story. The cinematography captures the beauty of music in motion, with stunning visuals and detailed set designs. Themes of resilience and the pursuit of dreams are poignantly explored, making NDNK a compelling watch for a wide audience. Stellar performances from the cast, particularly the lead actor, add authenticity and emotional depth. NDNK is a landmark film, offering a rich, immersive experience that celebrates music, passion, and the human spirit. A must-watch for anyone seeking inspiration and entertainment.

I watched this movie in a theater with my wife and it was a nice experience. The storyline was very relatable. I could see the struggle of our children matching societal expectations and following their passion.

It is a clean movie with subtle comedy and emotion. The actors were new on screen and we're very matured for their debut.

Music ofcourse was the highlight. Wish more such movies are produced for a sane society in place of big budget loud stuff.

Editing appeared a little amateurish. Otherwise a very well made movie.

Best wishes to the entire team and may more such movies be produced. Thanks.

Such a simple yet moving storyline. The conversations between father and son are so touching and to the point.

There's no unnecessary drama and over the top emotions. The most real film I've watched in a while. And the music is excellent. Have never heard music like this in Tollywood before. This film has a very interesting technical team. Was very surprised to see big names for the track mixing.

The actors did a decent job for their first film. The dialogues are so simple and the one liners are too funny just like the conversations we have with our friends and family.

This is definitely a must watch!

NDNK was a movie with captivating music, and natural performances by the main cast, especially that of actors playing Vijay and Shruti.

I really enjoyed the father son relationship and how we rarely see friendly dads onscreen.

The friendship amongst the four boys is very endearing and they seemed at ease playing the characters. Although the first half went slightly slow with a few scenes being longer, the actors' performances and the story picks up pace. The second half is emotionally touching.

The music is a major plus for the movie and keeps it together. The music must be experienced in the theatres especially the final scene.

I enjoyed watching the film's First Day, First Show at PVR-Banjara Hills, Hyderabad along with my entire family. We had traveled from Mumbai to see this film. My son Ashwin and his friend Ananth who has played a pivotal role in the movie have made the title song for this movie. It resonated with me so well. Ashwin wants to make it big in the music industry, our family is solidly behind his endeavor. Coming to the film, it was nice to see youngsters espouse their cause so well. Though my Telugu knowledge is bare, I could follow the entire movie. With music at its theme, the orchestra finale did stand out. There is no over-the-top larger-than-life image for any of the characters. A fair sprinkling of humor added to the flavor. After the movie finished, we interacted with the crew and cast. They seemed so grounded. Clean cinema. It will strike a chord with anyone who watches it. The young kids who implemented the project need a big pat on their back for creating this eminently watchable content.