One of the main problems occurs in the way Rajesh Jagannadham falters in utilising the promising setup. The middle act, in particular, lacks the depth required for a thriller
In Nindha, even though characters have preoccupations and personalities of their own, they fail to bring much to the table because they lack the said depth.
The half-baked romantic track, the flashback scenes with Tanikella Bharani, the backstory involving a key character’s mother and so many more threads add very little to the plot.
As far as performances are concerned, Varun Sandesh steps up to the occasion but the writing inhibits him from digging a little deeper into his character.
Similarly, Surya Kumar Bhagavandas, Mime Madhu, Sidharth Gollapudi, Annie Zibi, and others fare quite well but they too are undone by paper-thin characters.