In a revealing scene early in ‘Nadanna Sambhavam,’ Ajith, also known as Ajithettan, finds himself in the midst of a typical drinking session with his close buddies. This group of friends embodies various types of entitled men, each with a tendency to intrude into others’ lives, including an intrusive online media journalist, portrayed effectively by Sudhi Koppa.
During a conversation about his recent family vacation abroad, Ajith compares his wife, Dhanya, and daughter to a heavy burden on his shoulders, likening the trip to the grandeur of Thrissur Pooram. Just before this tense moment, Dhanya’s expression darkens as Ajith takes a selfie during their daughter’s birthday party, revealing the strain in their marriage caused by his lack of interest.
On the flip side, we meet a loving husband and wife, portrayed by Biju Menon and Shruti Ramachandran, who have recently become Ajith’s neighbors in the urban housing community. Their relationship appears healthy and equal, with their interactions beautifully depicted and the actors sharing great chemistry.
For example, the wife drives a stylish black jeep to work daily, while her husband, Unni or Unniyettan, manages the household and cares for their child. The film presents this dynamic as ordinary, despite the envy it sparks among other women in the community. Unni, known as a ‘people person’ by his wife, is admired by the community’s women for his attentive listening skills and sociable nature.
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