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CastJd CherukuruKubra Sheikh ElyasSreejith Gangadharan
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DirectorMahesh Reddy
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Release Date2019
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Runtime103 hr
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LanguageTegulu
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IMDB Rating4.4 (230)
Hawaa is a 2019 Indian drama film directed by Mahesh Reddy and produced by Gangapatnam Sridhar under the banner of Sri Gayatri Films. The film stars Jd Cherukuru, Kubra Sheikh Elyas, and Sreejith Gangadharan in the lead roles. The film follows the story of a young entrepreneur, Sameera (Kubra Sheikh Elyas), who falls in love with a travel vlogger, Rohit (Jd Cherukuru), during her journey back to India from the United States. Meanwhile, Sameera's best friend, Javed (Sreejith Gangadharan), falls in love with her, but he is afraid to express his feelings. Rohit and Sameera's love story blossoms, but it is not without challenges. They must contend with cultural differences and disapproving families.
The movie takes us on a journey through the lush landscapes of India, highlighting various cities and their cultures. We see them go from Hyderabad to Mumbai, and finally reach Goa, which serves as the romantic backdrop for the climax.
The chemistry between the lead actors is natural and believable. Kubra Sheikh Elyas portrays Sameera as a confident and driven woman, while Jd Cherukuru's Rohit is the quintessential romantic hero who sweeps Sameera off her feet. Sreejith Gangadharan delivers a standout performance as Javed, capturing the pain and disappointment of unrequited love.
The film's music, composed by Harshavardhan Rameshwar, is catchy and adds to the overall charm of the movie. The songs "Eli" and "Aawaarapan" are particularly memorable.
Hawaa tackles themes such as cultural differences, familial expectations, and the fear of expressing oneself. The movie's plot is not groundbreaking, but the beautiful visuals and the performances of the lead actors make it a pleasant watch. The realistic portrayal of India and its many cultures is a refreshing change from the usual Bollywood tropes.
One downside of the film is that some of the scenes are dragged out unnecessarily, making the movie feel a bit slow at times. However, this flaw is overcome by the screenplay's strength, which conveys the film's message effectively.
Overall, Hawaa is a charming movie that will especially appeal to fans of romance and cultures. It is a feel-good film that leaves you with a smile on your face and a desire to plan your next trip to India.