Nani Court Movie Review

Movie Rating : 3.25/5
Starring : Priyadarshi, Harsh Roshan, Sridevi, Sivaji, Sai Kumar, Harsha Vardhan, Rohini, Subhalekha Sudhakar, Surabhi Prabhavathi, Rajasekhar Aningi
Director : Ram Jagadeesh
Producer : Prashanti Tipirneni

Story: Manga Pathi (Shivaji) is a man who values honor above all. His niece, Jabili (Sridevi Apalla), is in love with Chandu (Harsha Roshan), a poor young man. However, Jabili is a minor. When Manga Pathi learns about their relationship, he takes drastic action, framing Chandu under severe charges, including POCSO. As Chandu struggles to find justice, no lawyer is willing to defend him—those who do get silenced by bribes. Amidst this, junior lawyer Surya Teja (Priyadarshi) takes up Chandu’s case. How does he fight the system? Can he prove Chandu’s innocence? The film unravels through these gripping courtroom battles.

Highlights:

The film’s core theme, teenage love struggles, and the harsh reality of justice for the underprivileged are well portrayed.
Shivaji delivers a power-packed performance as Manga Pathi, while Priyadarshi impresses with his realistic portrayal of Surya Teja.
Harsha Roshan is convincing as the helpless young lover, and the supporting cast, including Rohini, delivers strong emotional moments.
The courtroom sequences are engaging, with well-crafted emotional highs.
Director Ram Jagadeesh effectively blends social commentary with emotional drama.

Drawbacks: Some scenes feel slow-paced, especially in the second half.
A tighter screenplay and a stronger resolution for Manga Pathi’s character would have elevated the impact.
The courtroom drama follows a familiar treatment without major surprises.

Technical Aspects:
Vijay Bulganin’s music complements the film well.
The cinematography captures the story with a naturalistic approach.
Editing could have been sharper in some portions.
Production values by Prashanti Tipirneni are top-notch.

Verdict: Court delivers a strong emotional courtroom drama with a relevant message. Despite a few predictable moments, the powerful performances of Shivaji and Priyadarshi keep the film engaging. If you enjoy intense dramas with a social angle, this one is worth watching.