Meghamalhar

Meghamalhar - Evokes memories of monsoon, chill breeze, thoughts of wet mud, childhood

I first heard about this movie from the song oru naru pushpamai song.

The movie is like a tender brush of feather on the cheek which touches you without actually touching you.

In this age of over dramatization and acting overboard, this movie stands tall in natural characterization and subtle expressions.

The movie is about two people an advocate (Rajiv) who is married with two kids and a story writer (Nandita) who is also married with her husband in Gulf. Initially they both meet by chance and develop a liking towards each other.

Over time their affection for each other grows and blossoms. Meanwhile Nandita comes to know that Rajiv is none other than her childhood best friend, making the relationship even more special. The words affection, friendship, love are so closely entwined, often it is difficult to separate one from the other. Rajiv professes his love to Nandita and Nandita alienates herself from Rajiv due to the sudden turn of events

The movie ends with Nandita explaining her stand, a relationship which would take us away from people who love us so much is not correct and not requied.