Film Review : Gulmohar – Gulmohar movie review in hindi starring Manoj Bajpayee sharmila tagore

In the last few years, Manoj Bajpayee could not get that much success on the big screen, so he has made OTT his new destination. With one after the other excellent web shows and films on OTT, he has shown that his acting is equally strong even today. Just nowadays, beyond the big and small screen, he is showing his strength on the third screen. On Friday, March 3, his another film ‘Gulmohar’ has been released directly on OTT.

Story of ‘Gulmohar’

The film is the story of a wealthy family living in Gulmohar Villa, located in the posh area of ​​the capital, Delhi. The family is spending their last days at their home before the festival of Holi. This family may seem shiny from above, but is quite scattered from inside. Like most of the high society families, its members have also decided to sell their bungalow and shift to different flats. They feel that they are facing restrictions by living in a house. In such a situation, by going away from this house, they will get freedom from them.

The senior most member of the house, Kusum Batra (Sharmila Tagore) is leaving Delhi and shifting to Puducherry. While his son Arun (Manoj Bajpayee) is moving to a flat in Gurugram with his wife Indu (Simran). Arun’s son Aditya (Suraj Sharma) decides to live separately from his parents along with his wife Divya (Kaveri Seth). While Arun’s daughter Amrita (Utsvi Jha) is also in a relationship, she is facing another problem in her life. The Batra family also includes Arun’s uncle Sudhakar Batra (Amol Palekar), his son Kamal (Anurag Arora), daughter-in-law Nina (Devika Shahani) and grandson Kishore (Shriharsh Sharma).

Trailer of ‘Gulmohar’

Nothing special happens between Arun and his son, while his daughter is also facing a different problem. While Arun is upset about being separated from his children. Despite this, Kusum has convinced everyone that they will celebrate their last Holi together in this house before leaving their 34-year-old house. But in the meantime, Arun comes to know such a truth, which breaks his heart. So does Kusum’s dream of celebrating Holi with the entire family come true? You will know this only after watching the film.

Review of ‘Gulmohar’

Director Rahul Chittaila has created a perfect family drama, which will keep you hooked till the end. In the film, from the confusions of the disintegrating joint families to their challenges in the present times, it has been shown very well. The plot of the ongoing love story between the servants of the family is also interesting. Manoj Bajpayee has put his life in the role of a middle age businessman, a responsible father and a son who does not shy away from challenges.

Sharmila Tagore, who returned to the film screen after a long time, also looked fabulous in the role of Kusum. Simran, who worked in South Cinema for a long time, is making a comeback in Bollywood. While Suraj Sharma has also done a great acting in the film. The rest of the actors in the film have also played their roles well. The music of the film also supports the story.

Why see- In the absence of any new release at the cinema this weekend, you can enjoy this wonderful family drama movie right at your home.