Guthlee Ladoo

Well as always a movie with Sanjay Mishra hits different. Very touching movie I would say some might even cry so well done on that directors. But the obvious aproach was what I deducted one star for. Movie is based on 2023 and head master even has a smartphone but the storyline goes like it's in early 2000 of India. A mature approach would have better as of 2023 scenario lower caste has their own candidates and govt workers. Either you should have made it as early 2000 India movie or make a modernised version and show what is the current scenario where even having own candidates and govt workers upper caste are interfering etc. Over all a very gud movie felt really fresh and could see the creativity and hardwork that has been put into it. Just that time jumble was but off otherwise it's 10 out of 10. Hope to see more such movies in future rather than those spy universe etc. Indian cinema should make more such movies. Great acting by all the cast. And casting was also perfect. No more words to say if your reading this and please watch it once it won't disappoint you.

In a thought-provoking movie set in rural India, the harsh reality of caste discrimination comes to light. It revolves around a young, determined boy yearning for knowledge, yet he finds himself in an area where the only school is controlled by an educated upper-caste individual. The upper-caste school owner initially hesitates to educate the young boy but eventually takes him under his wing, sensing his potential. This gesture highlights the underlying tensions within the society as many resist the idea of a lower-caste boy receiving an education.

The film doesn't merely focus on the personal journey but delves into the political landscape, showcasing how politicians manipulate caste dynamics for their own gains. They promise better facilities and opportunities but often make them unattainable, much like a distant fruit that's tantalizingly out of reach. The narrative weaves a tale of resilience, hope, and the fight against deeply rooted prejudice, ultimately aiming to shed light on the complexities of rural life, caste discrimination, and the intricate web of politics that affect the lives of those striving for a brighter future.

Well made film showing the realities of basic human rights. The kid has out performed everyone and all actors doen a great job. The topic which needs a lot more attention and is very real, films like these should be tax free verses an article 370. While Hindus shout so much about others it's about time to look into their own deeply rooted caste system. It's a must watch, don't want to be a spoiler alert. If you don't just empty entertainment this film is not for you cause it will touch your heart and may make you want to access your humanity. I highly recommend it. Education & its state in india is a serious concern and it captures it well.

"Guthlee Ladoo" is a delightful cinematic treat that blends humor and heart seamlessly. The film follows the quirky journey of a small-town ladoo maker, brilliantly portrayed by the talented lead. The narrative weaves through the challenges of preserving traditional recipes in a rapidly changing world, offering a unique perspective on cultural preservation. The film's strength lies in its well-crafted screenplay, balancing light-hearted moments with profound reflections on heritage. The cinematography captures the vibrancy of the protagonist's quaint town, enhancing the visual appeal. The supporting cast complements the lead with stellar performances, contributing to the overall charm.

This film what is he need of time, a great film, dialogues are awesome and ofcourse cast. The film also touches the life of manual scavengers which is awesome and the reality of what they go through. The film is about education and it should be watched by every student. The work done by Anil Akki the cinematographer and also the writers is perfect. The film climax could have been better then a normal race. Dhruv Brajesh Sharma content writer worked has been great in terms of content in socials and LinkedIn. The director Ishrat have done a brilliant job with handling kids, new actors and directing the scenes.