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Inba
Inba is a Tamil drama film starring Shaam and Sneha, released in 2008. Inba (Shaam) is a rough character who works under Priya's brother (Arun Pandiyan) as a body guard of Priya (Sneha). Priya is an usurious girl, spending most of the time with her friends and absenting herself from the college several times. Hence Arun Pandiyan employa 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, Arun Pandiyan comes to know about the love affair and opposes it by beating up Inba. Inba opens flash back & rest of story is how Priya makes him understand his love and finally succeeds in his love after crossing all the hurdles and obstacles laid by Arun Pandiyan.
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Inba is a Tamil drama film starring Shaam and Sneha, released in 2008. Inba (Shaam) is a rough character who works under Priya's brother (Arun Pandiyan) as a body guard of Priya (Sneha). Priya is an usurious girl, spending most of the time with her friends and absenting herself from the college several times. Hence Arun Pandiyan employa 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, Arun Pandiyan comes to know about the love affair and opposes it by beating up Inba. Inba opens flash back & rest of story is how Priya makes him understand his love and finally succeeds in his love after crossing all the hurdles and obstacles laid by Arun Pandiyan.
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Genre:Romance, Action, Drama
Written By:A.N. Balakrishnan, D Suresh
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