Ninaithu Ninaithu Parthen

Ninaithu Ninaithu Parthen is a 2007 Tamil romantic film directed by Manikandan. The film starred Vikranth and Ashita in the lead roles, while Karunas and Roja appeared in other pivotal role. The film produced by Babu Raja, had music scored by Joshua Sridhar and told the story of Indian student falling in love with a Pakistani girl. The film released in 2007 to below average collections and reviews.^[1]

Plot

Ninaithu Ninaithu Parthen movie is about love story. The guy (Vikranth) is an Indian and the girl is a Pakistani. So they both will fight against forces which oppose them. Vikranth's parents are searching for him as unfortunately when the Pakistani girl suicides thinking her lover is going to die Vikranth turns mental. As he has grown lots of hair when anyone sees him they cannot notice him. The ending of this love story is very sad.

Cast

• Vikranth as Adhikesavan
• Ashita as Farzana
• Shankar
• Roja
• Karunas
• Mayilswamy
• Malaysia Vasudevan
• Thalaivasal Vijay
• Ponnambalam
• Raj Kapoor as Varadharajan
• Captain Raju as Mohammed Aslam
• Rajesh
• K. M. Cherian in a cameo appearance

Production

Noted cardiologist Dr K. M. Cherian made a special appearance in the film, while yesteryear actor Shankar also was roped in for the film. Delhi girl Ashitha was paired with Vikranth in the film in her debut role. About the title, director Manikandan said that the inspiration stemmed from the famous song "Ninaithu Ninaithu Parthen" from the film, 7G Rainbow Colony, directed by his mentor Selvaraghavan.

Release

Behindwoods.com described the film, citing "taking a look at the positives of the movie (well, there are very few), the choice of subject should come first. It is a sensitive theme which has a lot of scope and the director did show good vision in choosing it. But everything else is downhill."^[2] Sify labelled it as a "big bore", citing "it is one of the most turgid and regressive movies in recent times. There is no semblance of style or substance and is extremely slow moving, or more importantly lacks a script!".^[3]

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