Star cast: Poonam Pandey, Shivam, Ranbir Chakma
Producer: Surendra Suneja, Aditya Bhatia, Director: Amit Saxena

What Is Good: Main lead Shivam performance, What could you expect in a Poonam Pandey film, obviously all the intimate scenes.

What Is Bad: Routine story and some below par acting by the entire star cast.

Boring Scenes: All the scenes between Poonam Pandey and her boyfriend.

Watch It or Not?: If you like films like Jism, Jism 2 then Nasha is surely your cup of tea.

Nasha Review: Story

The story of Nasha is very old school where a young 18 year old guy named Shivam falls in love with his art teacher Ankita, played by Poonam Pandey. In no time, the young guy manages to have a physical relation with his teacher. Only twist in the tale is that Ankita's boyfriend comes into the scene causing differences between the couple. How will the young boy cope with the new twist in his life is the story of Nasha.

Nasha Review: Star Performances

After tempting everyone with her naked posters for Nasha, Poonam Pandey did not disappoint and hesitate a bit to give visual treat of her assets on big screen. Poonam is awesome in all the so called love making scenes but when it came to acting she fall flat with zero screen presences without expressions when needy.  

Debutant actor Shivam performance is worth appreciable. He got successful in carrying out required expressions at typical scenes and his confidence levels in intimate scenes looked very high. Rest of the characters did not have much scope for acting because of the script. 

Nasha Review: Direction, Music & Technical Aspects

Director Amit Saxena has returned back to direction department after ten years and with Nasha he proved he has stuck decade back in terms of film making. Amit couldn’t generated the needy thriller element any minute and lands up canning cheap skin show B-grade movie with zero importance given to movie plot. Cinematographer James Fowlds has not only captured the Poonam Pandey's curvaceous beauty but also show cased beautiful locations in the movie.

Sachin Kulkarni music is soothing and build’s little tempo whenever a song flashes in and even BGS is fine. Editor of Nasha should have worked for little more hours to edit the flick, as there are many boring scenes, especially in second half could be chopped. Production values are not so bad. 

Nasha Review: Analysis

First half of the movie shows the innocent thread between the young boy and his beautiful teacher. Some hardcore love making scenes will shock you at times. Once the skin show and intimacy is finished and the actual story kicks off, Nasha is nothing but yet another boring low budget bollywood film which is filled up with boring performances.

Bottom Line : There is nothing much in the film, but if you are going to watch Poonam Pandey in action, she surely takes the film a notch higher with her ample skin show.

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