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Inba (spelt Inbaa onscreen)[1] is a 2008 Indian Tamil-language drama film directed by S.T. Vendan. The film stars Shaam and Sneha in lead roles with Arun Pandian in an antagonistic role. The film was released in March. It marked the third collaboration between Shaam and Sneha after Yai! Nee Romba Azhaga Irukke! and ABCD.[2]

Inba
Film poster
Directed by	S.T.Vendan
Written by	Subha (dialogues)
Story by	Vendhan
Produced by	Vijayasri Nandakumar
Starring	Shaam Sneha
Cinematography	Sai Trilok
Edited by	G. R Anil Malnad
Music by	P. B. Balaji
Production company	Rathnamala Movies
Release date	21 March 2008 (2008-03-21)
Running time	125 minutes
Country	India
Language	Tamil

Plot

Inba is a rough character who works under Priya's brother, Malai Ganesan, as a bodyguard of Priya. Priya is an usurious girl, spending most of the time with her friends and absenting herself from the college several times. Hence Malai Ganeshan employs Inba, his faithful servant to guard Priya's activities. Priya insults him several times since she was not interested in somebody guarding her all the time. Priya falls for Inba, but he rejects it. In the meantime, Malai Ganeshan learns of the love affair and opposes it by beating up Inba. Inba opens flash back and the rest of story describes how Priya makes him understand his love and finally succeeds in his love after overcoming the hurdles and obstacles laid by Malai Ganeshan.

Cast

Production

The film began production as Thooral. Shaam was signed to play an auto driver and grew a beard for his role in the film.[6]

Soundtrack

No.	Title	Singer(s)	Length (m:ss)
1	"Alankatti Paimazhai"	Tippu, Pop Shalini	05:14
2	"En Vizhigal Meethu"	Shreya Ghoshal, Naresh Iyer	05:05
3	"Kabul Nattu"	Suchitra, Chorus	04:48
4	"Kadhalikiren Mudhal"	Karthik, Chinmayi	05:12
5	"Mayakalli"	Jassie Gift, Anuradha Sriram	04:39
6	"Soora Thenga"	Mahesh Panjanathan	04:51

Release

Rediff gave the film a rating of one out of five stars and wrote that "Everybody spouts the standard lines (what was dialogue-writer Subha thinking?) and once the climax is done, you heave yourself off the cramped seats with relief".[3] The Hindu wrote that "By all means, go for Inba. It's the most inspiring piece of Tamil cinema. If this chap can make a movie, so can you".[4] Sify gave the film a verdict of below average and wrote that "The film fails to entertain as the twists and turns are predictable, the Shaam- Sneha romance leaves you cold, and music of P.B Balaji is worth a snore not even one humable number. It is another banal formula film to be avoided".[5]

Following the success of Kick, the film was partially reshot in Telugu as Neelo Naalo with actors Sunil and Junior Relangi.[7][8] The Telugu version was directed by Nandhu and featured Kothapalli Ramakrishna as the cinematographer.[8][7]

References

External links

• Inba at IMDb

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