This becomes the biggest takeaways of this revenge drama. It also invests us in the movie and forces us to engage with it beyond the superficiality of viewing. You seem to get a drift of where the plot is headed but there are ample twists at every corner to keep the suspense quotient alive. Home here becomes a metaphor for horrors that go into subduing women. Will they manage to outsmart the perpetrators is what the two-hour-long movie aims to answer. The dungeons here run deep and bitter realities are waiting to reel them in a trap.
Neha and Anuja (Kashmira Irani) are census workers and chance upon a property that is in a secluded spot. Instances such as these are numerous throughout the film and the writer makes it certain that albeit the storyline takes a vengeful turn in the second half of its runtime, there are varied ways through which it is implied that gender stereotypes are here and quite in the open. Their attempts are thwarted when they realise that their sister, Ranjana, likes a local goon, Ajju. Uday Shetty and Majnu Pandey give up their criminal life to become honest businessmen. Sukthankar, who made 17 movies and several short films with Bhave, said, “I worked with her for last 35 years and it was just because of her determination and love towards the art and films that we could do such a huge amount of work.”Įven at this age, she had three different projects in her mind and their scripts were also ready, he said.īhave is survived by a daughter, who is also a writer.Faceless men openly threaten women with dire consequences if they go against their will. Welcome Back is a 2015 Hindi action comedy film starring John Abraham, Anil Kapoor, Nana Patekar, Shruti Haasan, Paresh Rawal, Dimple Kapadia and Naseeruddin Shah. “Kaasav” was also screened at the Mumbai Film Festival in 2016. Her other notable works include “Devrai” (2004), “Gho Mala Asala Hawa”, “Ha Bharat Maza”, “Astu – So Be It”, “Samhita”, “Welcome Home”, “Vaastupurush”, “Dahavi Fa” and “Kaasav”, a National Award-winning film. In 1995, Bhave and Sukthankar made their directorial debut with “Doghi”, which received the National Film Award.
In 1985, Bhave made her first short film “Bai”, which was about a woman living in a slum and her survival against all odds. 11th Goa Marathi Film festival gets rolling with the World Premier of ‘Welcome Home’ Actress Priya Bapat was awarded the Godrej Fresh Face of the Year Award. She breathed her last at a private hospital here in Maharashtra on Monday morning, said Sukthankar, the noted Marathi director who was associated with Bhave for the last 35īhave had won several national and international awards for her work.Īfter completing her education, she started working with a social welfare organisation and also worked as a teacher at the Karve Institute of Social Sciences in Pune. She was 78 and had been suffering from lung-related ailments for the last two months. Veteran film director and writer in the Marathi cinema and theatre, Sumitra Bhave, died in a hospital on Monday following lung-related ailments, director Sunil Sukthankar said.
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