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Plot summary
A struggling local journalist begins a dogged investigation into harrowing cases of abuse being covered up at a shelter for young girls.
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Movie Reviews
A well-intentioned film that delivers a powerful message but feels all too familiar.
A breath of fresh air
I don't watch Hindi movies much. They are all masala, macho, mumbo jumbo nonsense. I liked Bhakshak movie. The acting is decent, the direction is done well and the story is strong enough to grip your attention.
The story however is heart wrenching. It's not easy to watch the plight of the girls. Though it's a fictional story it makes you wonder if there are places like this in our country where children are suffering. I like the social message of this movie. I strongly think journalism is dead in our country compared to the west. I hope aspiring children of our future will give this field the respect it deserves.
I would vote to see more movies like this.
Untold stories of helpless poor girls
Pulkit is a director of a different genre, we can understand by watching his "Bose: Death/Alive". He is a very brave director. In this film too, he showed that deadly brave direction.
He tried to find solutions to the burning problems in several parts of India. The director shook the society and the Indian system very hard.
The best part of the movie is the content and the script. Bhumi pednekar and Sanjay Mishra's acting has taken the movie to perfection. But streaming the movie was possible.
I highly recommend everyone to watch this movie based on the exploitation of poor and helpless girls.