Billionaire Kamal (Jayam Ravi) has a habit of taking a month off from his busy work schedule to relax and enjoy the life. After a hectic 12 month, he decides go to Paris. He wants to enjoy every minute of hisvacation and disconnects his mobile to avoid disturbance. On the other hand, heroine (Hansika Motwani) is a violinist, who is settled in France. In their very first encounter itself, she saves him from getting killed.Unlike every film, hero will not fall in love with heroine. It is just the opposite of it in Ninnu Chuste Love Vastundi . It is a love at first sight for her and she expresses the same to him. But Kamal, who does not believe in love, rejects her proposal and moves to India. A year later, they catch up again at the same place. The rest of the story should be seen on-screen.

Jayam Ravi has given his best performance. It is a tailor-made story and character for him. Especially, he has worked on his expressions and reduced his weight for this film, which are clearly visible on screen. Hansika Motwani, who is referred as junior Kushboo, has given excellent performance. Her chemistry has gelled well with Ravi. In fact, they share an excellent on-screen chemistry. Raju Sundaram gives the audience comic relief through his dialogues. Rest other characters like Suman, Marion Arnaud have done justice to their roles.

When it comes to the technical team, musician Harris Jayaraj and cinematographer Nirav Shah steal the show. The music director has given one of the best tunes for this film and he also rocks with his background score. And the cameramen has wonderfully captured the beautiful locales in his lens. It is an eye feast. They are the behind the screen heroes of Ninnu Chuste Love Vastundi . Rest other departments have given their best. All these credits should go to Prabhu Deva for making such a jolly and a cheerful film. He has taken best out of every cast and crew of the film.

To be fair, there are portions that are so funny but for the most part, it’s a silly comedy that goes for slapstick gags and juvenile jokes that are hard to appreciate. After all the fun-n-games, the energy dips in the second half. There is sadly no escape from those predictable misunderstandings and manipulations in the climax which only slacken the film’s pace.

On the whole, Ninnu Chuste Love Vastundi is not great cinema, but it puts the fun back into the movies. Despite its small hiccups, it is an entertaining watch with Prabhu Deva’s light-and-frothy signature style stamped across every frame. All the songs are a treat to watch especially the introductory song .
Verdict:
Attractive but inconsequential.