bhinetri has finally released today, Jan 30, after being postponed many times. The movie revolves around the biography of veteran actress Kalpana, popularly known as Minugutare Kalpana.
Abhinetri is a women-centric story and Pooja Gandhi is playing the lead actress in the movie. The movie has succeeded to portray the tragic life story of an actress, which was a challenging script for the director. The movie has finally hit the marquee and here we bring the review of the movie.
Cast: Pooja Gandhi, Makaranda Deshpande, Srinagara Kitty, Atul Kulkarni, Ravi Shankar, Neetu
Director: Satish Pradhan
Producer: Pooja Gandhi
Story:
Abhinetri is all about an actress who enters the world of cinema by chance and continues to be a actress by choice. We have always heard about the dark side of a actor/actress’ real life. They enter movies as they are bread winners of the family. But, what kind of mental tortures, abuses and insults have to be faced to acquire the top position? This has been depicted in Abhinetri.
How far does a normal woman change her lifestyle after becoming an actress? Nanda is the character played by Pooja Gandhi and she has made a perfect comeback through Abhinetri. She has portrayed the real life story of the famous actress of Sandalwood.
Watch Thamnam Thamnam full song from Abhinetri here
Cast Performance:
The one and only attraction of the movie is Pooja Gandhi’s acting as ‘Minugutare’ Kalpana and she has succeeded in winning the hearts of the audience. Many popular actors like Srinagara Kitty, Atul Kulkarni, Achyuth Kumar, Ravishankar and other have a pivot role in Abhinetri and they are best at their performance.
Music:
Mano Murthy has composed the perfect bgm and music album for the Pooja Gandhi starrer.
Technical Aspects:
The movie is shot in the 60-70’s style and the cinematographer definitely needs an appreciation. Director Satish Pradhan gets a thumbs up for screenplay, characterization and picturization of the movie.
Verdict:
Watch, Abhinetri for Pooja Gandhi’s impressive and bold role as ‘Minugutare Kalpana’.
