What an awesome eye opener flick for the old generation who still pray "Tulsi" in their court and ask their ladies to go outside for toilet in the field.
In India going for toilet outside is actually a problem with the mentality rather than a practice. Many people still think that they should not be using toilet inside their house because that will make their house stinks and unhygienic.
They should know that if they do toilet outside their home in an open field then they are not only exposing themselves but also others with the unhygienic environment and will lead to severe health issues.
Also, if they think by doing this activity they are owning a respectable image in the society then they are absolutely wrong about it.
This movie is one of the brilliant thought portrait with the video to show this society that their thinking is wrong and should change.
Now coming to the performance of the actors. I seriously love Akshay Kumar when it comes to the acting in portraying the real issues of the society. He is one of the actor who makes us laugh, cry and have little naughty touch in his character which can make anyone tickle every time and stay focus for the complete duration of the movie.
He again has worked brilliantly in this flick with all the dialogue delivery and maintaining his character as a simple middle age man which can usually be seen in Uttar Pradesh.
Talking about Bhumi Pednekar, what an awesome delight to watch her acting on-screen. She looks very pretty and also very good with the dialogue delivery with natural acting.
Anupam Kher and other actors are also great and did full justice to their character in the movie.
Music was not loud but it was melodious. I personally loved "Hans Mat Pagli Pyar Ho Jayega".
Also, Cinematography was good and absolutely matches the plot of the movie.
In the end I would say this movie has tried to change the so called "SOCH"(Thinking) of the masses in India and I seriously want that it should succeed in its mission.
Hopefully this review would help you and give you some glimpse of the movie.
Regards,
Rakesh Upadhyay