I can't help but share the joy of watching this brilliant satire #LaaPataaLadies, which presents a loud and clear statement on patriarchy and its many manifestations in the lives of 'invisible' women in rural India.
It delves into the lives of marginalized women, exploring resilience, friendship, and empowerment as they navigate societal expectations and stereotypes, shedding light on their struggles and triumphs while emphasizing the strength found in unity and solidarity among women.
Laapata Ladies is a small film with a big heart. One of those films you fall in love with. Right from the novel premise to the interesting sequence of events, stellar performance, this movie deserves the highest praise for its originality, Honesty and sincerity.
don't miss it!!
Good story, amazing performances.
Among all the social commentary, I kept waiting for something about child marriages. That's what I thought the main point is going to be, because of the first shot of the movie. But that somehow didn't happen. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Still, one of the best movies I watched this year.
It is obviously a good movie. But that doesn't mean it matches the hype I've seen among people. Maybe it's because they're not used to watch story based movies. They've been watching 'one man army' type masala movies with full of logic-less actions, where stories are nowhere to be found.
it's just such a beautiful movie. Just loved it
There is some in your face social commentary in the film. About girl education, about ghunghat and nakab etc. Apart from that, the movie is largely entertaining. I am not saying that the social commentary should be avoided, but it should be more subtle or more organic part of the story.
Shout by MillfordBlockedParent2024-04-29T20:03:36Z
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