Guthlee Ladoo

Amazing movie with strong message, if you have a will you will find the way,irrespective of problems..A must watch movie..Please do watch.

All the characters have acted so well ,specially the little kid who has played charactor of Guthlee. Sanjay Mishra is a living legend with effortless acting ,His presence make the movie pure. I will suggest Everyone to watch this movie,a movie with strong message to society and people to treat everyone equal..Charactor played by ladoo was also special ,but Guthlee is the show stealer and must watch for every one to just go and watch this movie which will make you cry with such emotions .

I don't whether these kind of issues are still prevalent in india or not But the movie was good The screenplay was good I didn't get bored The ending could have been better Sanjay mishra has done a good acting Even his mother was good All characters did justice to their role But the stars are guthlee and ladoo who looked so cute There is a plain story with not much twists And turn But it maintains its pace The budget may be low but quality was not low It is an underated I decided to watch it because i saw some shorts But they showed a kid in a much negative role That could have been avoided. It was a good movie.

Well made film showing the realities of basic human rights. The kid has out performed everyone and all actors doen a great job. The topic which needs a lot more attention and is very real, films like these should be tax free verses an article 370. While Hindus shout so much about others it's about time to look into their own deeply rooted caste system. It's a must watch, don't want to be a spoiler alert. If you don't just empty entertainment this film is not for you cause it will touch your heart and may make you want to access your humanity. I highly recommend it. Education & its state in india is a serious concern and it captures it well.

Guthlee Ladoo" is more than just a movie; it's a heartfelt journey that will touch your soul. Directed by Ishrat R Khan, this cinematic gem takes you on an emotional rollercoaster, leaving a lasting impact on your heart.

*If you are a woman/Depressed classes stop believing and following religions. All the discriminations, prejudices etc have their origins in your religions. For example: Racism, Misogyny, Patriarchy and Casteism etc. Woman/Depressed classes are not allowed to be heads of any religion ever. Boycott it for spirituality, which is always inside you*

Believe in your heart and soul that you are capable of big things in your life.

The only thing that is standing in your way is yourself.

Free yourself from society's advice and irrational beliefs, most of them have no idea of what they're doing.

Influence most people who drift through life. They have no purpose, no direction, and zero intent. Learn their needs. Lead them.

. You'll be 10x happier if you forgive your parents and stop blaming them and start loving them.

No one will ever come to save you. Your life is 100% your responsibility and you have choice at every moment of your life. So take responsibility for your actions and stay with it and never put the blame on others for your actions.

You don't need 100 self-help books. All you need is actions and self-discipline and be responsible for your actions. As your actions not only affect you but also the people around you.

In a thought-provoking movie set in rural India, the harsh reality of caste discrimination comes to light. It revolves around a young, determined boy yearning for knowledge, yet he finds himself in an area where the only school is controlled by an educated upper-caste individual. The upper-caste school owner initially hesitates to educate the young boy but eventually takes him under his wing, sensing his potential. This gesture highlights the underlying tensions within the society as many resist the idea of a lower-caste boy receiving an education.

The film doesn't merely focus on the personal journey but delves into the political landscape, showcasing how politicians manipulate caste dynamics for their own gains. They promise better facilities and opportunities but often make them unattainable, much like a distant fruit that's tantalizingly out of reach. The narrative weaves a tale of resilience, hope, and the fight against deeply rooted prejudice, ultimately aiming to shed light on the complexities of rural life, caste discrimination, and the intricate web of politics that affect the lives of those striving for a brighter future.