Harish K B

Nimma Vasthugalige Neeve Javaabdaararu (2025) chucks you into the chaos of everyday life, but not the polished, Instagram-ready version—nah, this is real, awkward, messy, and weirdly hilarious. Harish K B takes the lead as a middle-class guy who’s basically juggling everyone else’s nonsense while barely keeping his own life in one piece. He’s got a family that relies on him for everything, neighbors who seem to think he’s their personal problem-solver, and an office gig that just keeps piling on the stress. There’s this constant tug-of-war between what he wants and what everyone expects. The guy’s barely had a moment to himself since, like, college. His dreams? Mostly on pause, gathering dust while he deals with the endless parade of requests—fix this, help with that, mediate some pointless argument. And because he’s actually a decent person, he keeps saying yes, even when it’s driving him nuts. The film doesn’t shy away from showing the exhausting side of being “the responsible one.” You’ll catch glimpses of his little rebellions—skipping chores, sneaking a drink with friends, that sort of thing—trying to cling to scraps of freedom. But deep down, it’s about love, duty, and finding meaning in all the madness. The humor is sharp, the drama hits close to home, and you’ll probably see pieces of your own life in his daily chaos. Relatable? Oh, absolutely. And kinda cathartic, too.