Can’t sleep because of your partner’s snoring? Watch “Good Night”
“Good Night” is a Tamil movie that explores this theme, showcasing how a simple issue like snoring can create distance between partners. The film is a blend of comedy and romance.
Plot: The story is about an IT guy “Mohan,” playfully nicknamed “Motor Mohan” by his friends due to his snoring. He falls in love with a girl “Anu”. Love blossoms between them leading to a smooth marriage. However, trouble arises when Mohan’s snoring starts impacting his life and Anu’s health. The story also shows other worries Mohan and Anu have. Mohan struggles with his English-speaking ability, and Anu thinks she’s a jinx. It’s interesting to see how they handle these challenges.
“Good Night” not only entertains and brings tears but also conveys a powerful message – that in the presence of love, every problem is trivial. Written and Directed by Vinayak Chandrasekar, “Good Night” is full of simple yet beautiful moments, making it a must watch. There is one touching scene where, Anu misses Mohan so much that she listens to the audio of his snoring. Anu and Mohan’s early romantic moments are shot beautifully. Every character in the movie plays a major role. All the actors delivered brilliant performances. We feel a connection with them as they portray ordinary people from our society.
In a movie world with big budgets and famous actors, “Good Night” is like a breath of fresh air – a film about regular people and their everyday problems.
Good narration ashwini,
true, even some small issue/ habits look simple but it can impact married life, most of the time it’s romance which takes the brunt.
In Indian context I feel sorry for the couple in which one has everyday drinking habit or chewing khaini or so.
It’s not easy to curb our happiness and wish and pull on with marriage.
The idea to deal with snoring partner is to keep busy and awake till max or get tired, so that as soon as you hit the bed you are also snoring or fast asleep.
Enough curiosity to watch movie has been triggered. Thanks.