Maaran Movie Review Rating:
Star Cast: Yash Soni, Deeksha Joshi, Shruhad Goswami, Prachi Thaker, Tarjanee Bhadla, Druma Mehta
Director: Abhishek Jain
What’s Good: It’s an unapologetic mirror to a dark and age-old reality.
What’s Bad: The stretched saga at places and the niche tenor
Loo Break: Not a good idea
Watch or Not?: If you love serious cinema, yes.
Language: Gujarati
Available On: Theatrical release
Runtime: 137 Minutes
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Fundamentally, this is a saga of two women who are both abducted to be sold for sex trafficking, but their captors fall for their charms and try to win over them. Urmi (Prachi Thaker) relentlessly rebuffs her captor, Babu (Shruhad Godwami), but Birwa (Deeksha Joshi) soon develops a comfort zone and loyalty with Ratan (Yash Soni), the mastermind in the game. This coping or survival mechanism, whereby she feels she is safer with him rather than in the world and family from where she came, is her final undoing. Urmi, on the other hand, revolts consistently, and her outcome is unique.
Ratan’s legal income is as a night security guard in charge of a plush residential society, and his chauvinistic attitude and basically unscrupulous nature come to the fore when a flat-owner, Tara (Druma Mehta), and her friend, Sameer (Abhinay Banker), humiliate him. He cold-bloodedly plans a diabolical revenge. Meanwhile, Birwa’s sister Purva (Tarjanee Bhadla) continues her search for her and confronts Ratan.
Maaran Movie Review: Script Analysis
The film steers clear of the cops and focuses on the socio-psychological issues. It is an intense, …read more
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