Nesippaya Twitter Review: Is Akash Murali’s movie a HIT or MISS? Read these 9 tweets to find out

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On January 14, the film “Nesippaya” made its theater debut, graced by the newcomer Akash Murali. This production was helmed by director Vishnuvardhan and boasted performances from Aditi Shankar and Kalki Koechlin in prominent roles. As soon as it premiered, cinemas were swarmed with eager fans eagerly waiting for the first day, first show. If you’re considering watching this movie, take a peek at these Twitter reviews shared by viewers to enhance your viewing experience.

A movie-goer expressed their disappointment after seeing the film, stating, “Despite being produced at a cost of sixty crores and generating much anticipation, it turned out to be a deceitful production that left the audience feeling emotionally exhausted and upset.

Hey there, I couldn’t help but weigh in on the first half of #Nesippaya that I just watched – it was a complete letdown! The movie seemed to be stuck in one place, lacking any real progress or momentum. To be honest, Aditi Shankar’s acting stood out more than usual because Akash Murali’s performance felt cringe-worthy to me. There wasn’t any chemistry between them that I could see. However, YSR’s presence was the only thing that kept me interested. #FirstHalfReview #Nesippaya

Viewer Nesippaya found it to be a good film so far, stating that the romantic segment was particularly well-written. Using the hashtag #Nesippaya, they also referred to it as an “interval movie,” indicating it’s worth watching.

In a different phrasing, the review could read: “#Nesippaya boasted excellent background music and three strong songs from @thisisysr. However, it was marred by @vishnu_dir’s weakest narrative and direction in the first half itself, leaving me feeling let down.

Take a look at the reviews below:

In the show Nesippaya, Akash Murali stars as Arjun, while Aditi Shankar plays Diya in the main roles. Prabhu acts as ACP Viswanath, and Sadagoppan Ramesh appears as Venkatesh. R. Sarathkumar assumes the character of a powerful businessman, with Khushbu portraying Malathi, who is both Diya’s mother and a significant figure in the story.

In this production, Kalki Koechlin takes on the role of Indira, a lawyer residing in Portugal, while Shiv Panditt portrays Pradeep, who was previously Diya’s boyfriend. The ensemble features VTV Ganesh as Pandi, Raja as Velmurugan, Swaminathan as Kanthan, George Kora, and Vikkals Vikram in supporting roles.

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2025-01-14 14:07