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Phullu Movie Review

Name: Phullu Movie Review
Item: Phullu
Rating: 2.5
Author: Lalitha Mallikeswaran

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Review for the film " Phullu"

Runtime: 1 Hour 52 Minutes

Certificate: A

Released: 16-06-2017

Genre: Drama

Similar To: Amar Singh Chamkila, Samosa & Sons, Silence 2, Tom Dick And Harry Returns

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CAST & CREW

Kimti Anand

Sharib Hashmi

Shivam Pradhan

Parull Gossain

Arif Syed

Arun Singh

Desh Gaurav

Sonika Sharma

Shaheen Iqbal

Vishal Bhardwaj

Raghav Dutt

Jyoti Sethi

Monisha Narang

Namya Saxena

Nutan Surya

Seema Parihar

Trisha Kale

Vandana Chopra

Abhishek Saxena

Rohit Mhatre

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Producer:

Raman Kapoor

Kshitij Chaudhary

Pushpa Chaudhary

Anmol Kapoor

Music Director:

Vicky Agarwal

Editor:

Rohit Mhatre

Director:

Abhishek Saxena

Supporting Actress:

Namya Saxena

Trisha Kale

Vandana Chopra

Nutan Surya

Seema Parihar

Jyoti Sethi

Monisha Narang

Sound Designer:

Satish Poojari

Lyricist:

Raghav Dutt

Shaheen Iqbal

Director of Photography:

Simarjit Singh Suman

Executive Producer:

Pritesh Srivastava

Dialogue Writer:

Shaheen Iqbal

Associate Producer:

AmbiAbhi Production

Assistant Director:

Pritesh Srivastava

Casting Director:

Vishal Bhardwaj

Screenplay Writer:

Shaheen Iqbal

Story Writer:

Shaheen Iqbal

Playback Singer:

Desh Gaurav

Kritika Goyal

Sonika Sharma

Arif Syed

Suman Sahni

Arun Singh

Public Relations Officer:

Parull Gossain

Supporting Actor:

Sharib Hashmi

Shivam Pradhan

Kimti Anand

empty:

Paras Raajj Ganndhi

Neelanjna Banarjee

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“Phullu” is the message oriented film, which is directed by Abhishek Saxena Abhishek Saxena is a film director by profession i >> Read More... . Shaheen Iqbal Shaheen Iqbal, an Indian lyricist and screenwriter >> Read More... pens the script, screenplay and dialogues. The film has Sharib Hashmi Sharib Hashmi is a very popular Hindi film actor w >> Read More... , Nutan Surya Nutan Surya is an Indian actress who has worked in >> Read More... , “ Inaamulhaq Inaamulhaq is a prominent Indian actor, director a >> Read More... ” and Jyoti Sethi Jyoti Sethi is an Indian actress. She has been wor >> Read More... . Dr. Anmol Kapoor Bio coming soon... >> Read More... , Pusha Chaudhary, Raman Kapoor Raman Kapoor is an Indian-origin singer and songwr >> Read More... and Kshitij Chaudhary produce the film along with AmbiAbhi Production. Samarjit Singh Suman is the director of photography and Vicky Agarwal is the music director.

Plot

Phullu is the village guy, who has no job but helps his mother in making quilts. He collects the raw materials for the quilts from nearby places and in addition to this, he also get the stuff the women in his village need. He gets married and his mom and wife want him to get placed in a good job in a city. But, Phullu doesn’t want it. He notices his wife taking out a particular cloth from the material he collects for the quilt. She suffers from itching while using the fabric. However, he couldn’t understand why. One day he got to know it from a lady doctor, whom he meets at a pharmacy. Soon, he understands the use of the sanitary pads and buys them from the money, which his mother gave him to pay for the final installment of jewelry for his sister’s marriage. His mother turns angry and throws him out. Later, he goes to the lady doctor, who educated him about the sanitary pads and learned to make the sanitary pads. Meanwhile, his wife is pregnant. When he gives his sanitary product to his mother and sister, they refuse to use it and the same does the women in his village. Did he manage to educate those women? The answer to the question makes the crux of the story.

Star Performance

Sharib Hashmi has played his part well. Nutan Surya’s comical performance is a relief in the documentary type movie. Inaamulhaq’s cameo appearance is unexpected and he has done his part well.

Analysis

Although the film comes with a good message, it sounds like a documentary in many places. Abhishek Saxena’s script resembles that of Padman by Arunachalam Muruganandham.

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