Review of the film Hi Nanna: A powerful drama starring Nani and Mrunal Thakur that would make you think of the actor's Jersey

Following a heavy-handed, brutal Dasara, Nani went with the family-oriented love story "Hi Nanna," which was directed by a rookie. With Hi Nanna, Mrunal Thakur makes a comeback to Telugu viewers after making a lasting impression as Sita in Sitaramam last year. The drama picture, which contains music by Hesham Abdul Wahab, who made an impression with Kushi earlier this year, is aimed towards family viewers.

Hi Nanna is the story of Viraj (Nani) and his 6-year-old daughter Mahi (Baby Kiara Khanna) living in a happy, self-sufficient world, which Yashna (Mrunal Thakur) enters accidentally. Viraj is a fashion photographer in Mumbai, whose life revolves around work and his daughter. This family is completed by a grandfather (Jayaram) and their dog, Pluto. 

You may be wondering what makes this particular dog shot so significant, but the film does a great job of highlighting the importance of this animal. In actuality, Pluto is portrayed as a full-fledged character with a distinct arc, one that also charts the development of different character dynamics and occasionally even acts as a plot element. Pluto triumphs! This is only one example of the movie's numerous instances of its pure heart; it's clear that Hi Nanna is much more than just a dog movie. The humans in the movie receive the same tenderness and consideration, but on a larger scale.

Mahi, who jokingly refers to her life-threatening illness as "65 roses," is suffering from cystic fibrosis.

Mahi once took her dog and left his house without telling anyone.

While strolling beside the road with her rod, her dog called her "mommy" and began to run wildly, chasing after Mahi as well. A young woman intervened to restrain the dog.

Mahi rushes so quickly that she feels exhausted. The young woman offers her water, but she responds, "No thanks. I drink only hot water." She also mentions having 65 roses. The young woman then phones her nanna and informs her that Mahi was here at the same time that her grandfather and nanni were looking for her everywhere.

When Mahi asked Nanni about her mother earlier in the evening, he replied that he was upset and that she had asked him again. This infuriated Nanni, so he hastily closed the door to her chamber. When Nanni arrived at the café where Mahi was waiting, Mahi was requested to accompany Nanni, but the young woman declined, so Nanni asked her to tell him about her mother.

To prevent the nanna from escaping, Mahi told the young woman everything, at which point he began to talk about Mahi's mother. He began telling the narrative, supposing that the young woman was the mother and Nana the father………