सजनी शिंदे का वायरल वीडियो

This is actually a pretty decent offering with a strong and relevant message. However, this isnt an actual review of the movie, which is a better than average effort with pretty good performances by most of the cast. In fact all of the cast except one do justice to their roles. But my beef is with Radhika Madan who if possible is getting worse with every outing. Its shocking that this C grade actress keeps getting good projects. I m clueless why , when there so many good actresses around. Please do us all a favour and look for other means of livelihood. You are just deplorable in this, your chosen profession.

The storyline is straightforward but the storytelling is the real winner here. Performances are top quality and the screenplay makes it look like every character is a villain from a women's perspective. The movie reaches a point where the complexity is married with many social messagings engages the audience.

The ending itself was not very surprising but in this era of loud and over the top cinema this is a breath of fresh air.

Mighty Marathi actors, Nimrat, Bhagyashree don't let you look away from the screen a lot. Background score is haunting and since it's a Netflix movie the production quality is top notch with amazing cinematography.

Sajini Shinde Ka Viral Video is a social suspense thriller which revolves around the disappearance of Sajini Shinde (Radhika Madan) after an incident.

Nimrit Kaur who is portraying a role of a cop Bela Barot investigates her disappearance and reveals the truth. In her quest the movie comments on some socially relevant issues related to women in our society.

Radhika Madan, Nimrit Kaur, Bhagyashree, Soham Majumdaar,Sumit Vyas, Chinmay Mandelakr,Subodh Bhave, etc all have did justice to their roles. Director Mikhil Musale keep the audience hooked with fast paced narrative silently commenting on the set rules for women.

Excellent performances. Each character played the part. No nonsense, straight down to business. There is subtle but extremely effective message on subjects like pseudo feminism, gen z addiction for social media, male chauvinism, etc.

Screenplay is well knit and setting very local Marathi.

Run time is quite optimal. At less than 2 hours, it keeps you interested.

The end is rather predictable, but one dies not mind that. It was nice to see Byagyashree on screen again. Radhika Pandit had played this subdued girl to perfection. The real steal is by Nimrat Kaur and her deputy.

Don't miss this one.

A nice film with a good message. It was engaging throughout and overall a good one-time watchable flick.

The film had a good story but the screenplay was not that perfect. It was engaging, but towards the end the flow was cut-short due to the slopiness of the screenplay. I'm not sure, but perhaps the audience in me was hoping for a stronger storyline towards the end. That was the only dissapointing part for me.

All the lead characters have performed well in their respective roles. The production design deserves applause and the locations were apt for the storyline. The film could have been more engaging and there was room for that. Anyway a good attempt.