Jamun

It's very softly and simply made

Yadavji played his character marvellously followed by shewta thus making a daughter and father chemistry

Shweta played very well the role of a squint and looked very innocent and pretty

Could had been much better by accurate editing

Not to be missed

After a long long time I had seen a fabulous movie.

Nice performance of all cast, story line is good must watch

The joy of discovering an unknown but well made film that's what I got when I watched this film which I discovered by accident and instinctively decided to watch. It has some very good performances - some of the best performances you would see. Shewta Basu Prasad is the best of the lot. She has a physical deformity(squint) to carry for this role and yet had to emote without ever going over the top. I haven't seen much of her work other than as child actress in Iqbal and Makdee and the brief role in Mard Ko Dard Nahin Hota but going by all that I have seen I can say that she has a great future ahead. She is simply awesome. This also has Sunny Hinduja of the Family Man but his role isn't very important here though it has its own arc and he is very apt. Raghuveer Yadav is always a delight to watch. The story is good and very real. There are no frills and it touches you but just falls short of being excellent. It's simplicity is it's high point but that may have also been the reason for it being overlooked.

This is just so very well played. Raghuvir Yadav is amazing as Jamun. Yet another movie, to expose complexities and restrictions in a typical Indian society. Emotional scenes are very well balanced. Not overdramatised but enough to shake your feelings. Characters are complex, realistic and are left to viewer's judgement, which is really fair.

Overall an interesting and touching story. Cinematography and direction are decent. You won't regret watching it.