Ultimately, we learned at the end, that it's inspired by a real-life activist. However, we're left without witnessing his journey or his contributions. No doubt, the film's social message is important and it's equally important that it's conveyed through a compelling film. This is where Kaam Chalu Hain falls short of expectations.
When you expect Rajpal Yadav's presence can turn around the story and make a difference, it helps to an extent, but cannot salvage the blandness of the storytelling. It's an important topic, which is necessary for everyone to watch. But, at some point, you lost the interest. Even Rajpal Yadav's emotional sequences fall flat due to the bland treatment.
Giaa Manek's portrayal of Radha Patil didn't contribute much to the storyline. Just when we thought she was becoming prominent, she seemed to fade away. Despite being a character we're supposed to empathise with, we couldn't connect with her. On the other hand, Vijayshri Nagraj as Gudiya Patil charmed us with her performance and brought some joyous moments to the film.
When you expect Rajpal Yadav's presence can turn around the story and make a difference, it helps to an extent, but cannot salvage the blandness of the storytelling. It's an important topic, which is necessary for everyone to watch. But, at some point, you lost the interest. Even Rajpal Yadav's emotional sequences fall flat due to the bland treatment.
Giaa Manek's portrayal of Radha Patil didn't contribute much to the storyline. Just when we thought she was becoming prominent, she seemed to fade away. Despite being a character we're supposed to empathise with, we couldn't connect with her. On the other hand, Vijayshri Nagraj as Gudiya Patil charmed us with her performance and brought some joyous moments to the film.