Phule

Watching this film, I got thrilled. It was like we are in that era and experiencing those things.

It is real history, we can learn from this movie that we don't have to repeat history again.

We should concentrate on wellbeing of our society, than the Jati-Dharma controversy.

The actor done his best, the direction of the film is also stay you seated.

This movie shows the real struggle of the great people at that era.

I think everyone should watch this movie with their family. There was not any hate content related to perticular caste because that caste itself was helping to Mahatma Jyotiba phule.

Phule is a moving cinematic salute to the life and work of Jyotirao Phule, which is rich in historical detail yet full of emotional depth. The movie beautifully depicts his struggle as a reformer who battled social discrimination, and with outstanding performances by the cast that bring each character to life. The performance of the lead actor as Jyotirao is both poignant and inspiring, whereas the supporting cast, particularly the portrayal of Savitribai Phule, brings warmth and vigor to the story. Breathtaking visuals and a soulful soundtrack take audiences to 19th-century India, situating them in its struggle and glory. Universal themes of justice, perseverance, and equality make the film a relevant experience for audiences across generations. Must go with family and watch this movie.

"Phule" is more than a film-it's a tribute to one of India's most revolutionary social reformers. Jyotirao Phule, along with Savitribai Phule, courageously challenged the deeply entrenched Brahmanical dominance in 19th-century India. At a time when caste oppression and patriarchy ruled every aspect of life, Phule fought for the rights of the oppressed, opened the first school for girls in 1848, and established the Satyashodhak Samaj to promote social equality. He fearlessly questioned the Manusmriti and other religious texts that justified untouchability and gender discrimination. Phule's intellectual fire and moral courage laid the foundation for social justice in modern India. This film does justice to his legacy by bringing his forgotten revolution back to public consciousness. A must-watch for anyone who values truth, equality, and courage."

I just watched Phule and honestly, I'm surprised how so many bad reviews have piled up against it. It doesn't feel organic. Looks like there's a campaign going on.

I just watched Phule and honestly, I'm surprised how so many bad reviews have piled up against it. It doesn't feel organic. Looks like there's a campaign going on.

I went to the theatre pulled by the lure of Pratik Gandhi, Anant Mahadevan, and the legend of Jyotiba Phule. But when I came out, it was Savitribai (Patralekha) who stayed with me the most. What a performance. Strong, tender, fierce - everything Savitribai deserved.

The best best movie in the film industries.

Book My Show is doing injustice to the audience by not making the film made on Mahatma Phool available for booking. The film is well made but I am angry with the director because the changes he has made make it seem as if the whole context has changed. But still his effort to make this film is commendable. Thanks to the entire team of Phool for bringing Mahatma Phool on screen once again. Whatever changes were made in this film, it would not have hurt any Brahmin community, but it is not good to change the history of our Mahatma's message to please someone.

But many cinema halls did not show this, which clearly shows how much they are affected by the deeds of their ancestors.