Ventilator

Ventilator movie is indeed a journey of emotions. Journey which we all love.. In a single line I can describe this movie as 'No nonsense movie'. Yes, each dialogue or each emotion, gesture has a meaning in this film and nothing is just filler. We hardly come across such movies nowadays. Ventilator has no loose ends at all. It just keeps on getting in your veins. I missed my family so much while watching this film. If you are watching it, make sure you watch it with your whole family.

There are so many characters and all have acted well.. Frankly speaking, I haven't seen such a fantastic script anytime in recent years. This movie will make you realize that you definitely have to respect and put more time to understand your parents' view/their opinions. Hats off to Jitendra Joshi, Ashutosh Gowariker and Rajesh Mapuskar.. Tremendous job!!

Ventilator is an outstanding movie. There are directors in bollywood who create boring, stupid, monotonous movies & claim to be masters of love & emotion. Ventilator is a big learning for them.

Ventilator is a simple movie in terms of locations, production values & budget. But it is very high in terms of content, fun & emotions. It narrates a very touching story of a father-son, brothers, brother- sister. 2nd half is so high on emotions & beautifully waved that you cant help but cry. Perspective of a father & son towards their relation is beautifully narrated.

Overall its a must watch. Also since it is shown with English subtitles, even non-marathi people can watch & enjoy the movie.

Speechless movie about relationships.

Very few movies are made on father , son relationship. This one fits at the top of all of them. movie is set up in typical Maharashtrian family. At the time of Ganpati festival. it shows how peoples care about a person who is in hospital and on a ventilator. His son who is more interested in local politics than his father. ultimately knew how his father did his best to keep him alive when he was a child.

first half is full of comic scenes. And the second one is full of emotions. songs are good and comes in background. heart of the movie is Jitendra Joshi and Ashutosh Govarikar A truly touching movie.

Since last decade there is no shortage of themes in Marathi Cinema.

'Ventilator' is a beautiful journey of complicated human relations, father-son relationship, misunderstandings and priorities. The melange of humorous and sentimental scenes keeps audience involved throughout the film. Kudos to the entire team! The team of veteran actors did full justice to the script and portrayed each character with excellence. Especially 'Jitendra Joshi','Ashutosh Gowarikar' , 'Sukanya Mone' and 'Satish Alekar' just nailed it! In addition, it was delightful to see Unmesh uncle (our next door neighbor in Mumbai) in few scenes. :) It is admirable to see Priyanka Chopra promoting Indian regional films through her production house. In short, Priyanka's 'Purple Pebble Pictures Production' enters Marathi industry with a milestone movie and one can't afford to miss it.

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I was struck both with joy and sadness, happiness and sorrow, enthusiastic as well excited...tears flowed down in each and every scene both through laughing aloud and in deep sorrow flowing down my memory lane and straight through my heart... My sincere advise, please take your entire family to watch this memorable cinema which will take a lifetime to come through again.. thumps up...double thumps up....more and more. The entire narration from the beginning to end will keep you engrossed to know exactly what happens next. The entire scene is so well timed by each and every character, that it makes this movie a must watch. Kudos to the scriptwriter, dialogue deliverance by the actors and above all the fine character played by each and one as though these are already existing in each and every household. Please do watch the scene and the one liner comedy both being humorous and hilarious.. will go on and on to acclaim this marvelous masterpiece...will remain in my heart... forever