#Hi Nanna

[desicinema]

Yashna lost her memory six years ago, right? She witnessed a great deal of life. You, me, her friends, and family were all there for her. Despite that if she ends up falling in love with him again…what can we do? HI NANNA (2023), dir. Shouryuv

[vennilave]

Ammadi

Hi Nanna (2023) dir. Shouryuv

[aadhiskanmani]

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[lord-rain-master]

watched hi nanna today and it was so good!

the female lead talking about not wanting to get married or have kids AND not being ridiculed for it was not smth i expected to watch in a telugu movie but it gave me exactly that!

my first favourite scene in the movie was the one where yashna breaks down after finding about their daughter's condition and she starts taking it out on viraj and he tries his best to hug her and they end up on the floor with him holding her down. i just loved everything about it! the acting was honestly amazing. mrunal did a fantastic job and even the way it was shot was just,,, beautiful

my second favourite scene was the one where viraj talks about having kids and yashna freaks out and they argue about it and viraj goes out the door saying he wished he never married her but immediately comes back in and hugs her and they make up

ALSO i love that the movie still has that lil bit of silliness that most telugu rom coms do!

i'm really not sure how i feel about the ending tho bc i didn't like it after finishing the movie bc i thought viraj deserved someone better than yashna?? hated that she blamed him for their daughter's condition but now that i think about it.... i feel like viraj should've been more understanding about her stance on kids so he shouldn't have brought up kids so suddenly in the first place and now i've finally come to the conclusion that it kinda makes sense lol

another favourite thing about the movie is yashna's character! she's a woman who's scared of getting married bc of her parents own broken marriage and doesn't want to have kids bc what if her marriage fails too? she doesn't want to put her kids through what she'd experienced and it's such a valid fear for someone like her. and sure, she gets over her fear of marriage bc of viraj but it's not easy for her to change the way she thinks about kids and so she tells viraj that she's worried that if they have kids and their marriage ends up failing, then it's gonna hit the kids the hardest and she doesn't want that which, again, makes so much sense for someone who grew up the way she did but viraj did not grow the way she did and so he hates that she thinks so pessimistically about their marriage and they have a fight about it

and after they end up having a daughter who's diagnosed at birth with a fatal pulmonary condition, yashna freaks out bc her worst fear has come true in a way she did not expect it to. she has to put her daughter through so much trouble but not bc of why she thought it would be that way

and and and the fact that the three of them don't together until after yashna gets better is amazing! might not work for everyone but it worked for them haha

[thecrazyinktrovert]

"She probably doesn't like me in that way"

Also her, admiring him-

[ambidextrousarcher]

Just watched Hi Nanna and gosh…my heart broke when Viraj asks his daughter if his love for her isn’t enough. Damn. I loved the movie! (One of the very rare ones to have a good father, though the mother’s character I got ticked off by and the amnesia thing was too convenient).

[daisies-and-chai]

just watched hi nanna and I HAVE BEEN BAWLING MY EYES OUT for the last one hour!!!! Masterpiece 😭😭😭😭. After so long I've seen something that has tugged at my heart, made me want to scream yell cry and just for the record, that's exactly what I did. 2.5 hrs of hi nanna were just so so so beautiful. YK a movie is good, great even when you don't want it to end. It is a beautifully curated masterpiece. Everyone; Nani, Mrunal and baby Kiara, just so so so good. I'm in love. Hi Nanna is all I'm going to be talking about for the next one week atleast. So so good. 😭😭😭🌼

[sabkimatashri]

I think the movie 'hi nanna' is truly underrated

[houseofbreadpakoda]

My main attraction in hi nanna is Pluto tho?

[aadhiskanmani]

Yashna... will you stay with us forever

[obsessedtoafault]

i have watched hi nanna 4 times and each time i fall more and more in love with all the characters

[cdailaincao]

hi nanna spoilers (cmon watch the movie before reading)

yashna's story in the film makes me so fucking sad bro- she!! never!! wanted!! a divorce!!!!

the dialogues about her "giving up when things get hard" SHE DIDNT, THOUGH!!!!

yes she said those hurtful things to viraj but she didn't even get time to process or see his reaction before the accident happened- she didn't get a chance to repent!!!!!!

she was sad, she was hurting so bad, she didn't know how to cope, (plus. pregnancy/post pregnancy hormones, come on) but she never wanted to leave him!!!!!

they would've definitely worked things out if she hasn't lost her memory/ if her absolute asshole of a mother hadn't lied to take control of her life once again imo

the ending of the film is like. my biggest grievance with them- no one told her!!! no one told HIM that she never wanted a divorce???? they dont show us viraj and yashna working things out!!! they all need family therapy bro please give me more viraj yashna content i am losing my mind over this

[rainymovies]

Hi Nanna (2023)

[deshigeek]

Should you watch Hi Nanna?

The year 2023 saw the Indian film industry flourish most brightly with both Bollywood and movies from the south gaining global recognition and praise. Bollywood saw the blockbuster return of ‘King Khan’ SRK with monumental hits – Pathaan, Jawan, and Dunki. We saw Ranbir Kapoor breaking records left & right with his highly popular yet controversial movie Animal. Then at the tail end of the year, we witnessed an epic by Vidhu Vinod Chopra, 12th Fail. In the myriad of action and drama, Hi Nanna stood out as the soft yet impactful touch.