Muktodhara gives a
strong message of rehabilitation; about prisoners of a correctional home;
about the need for social acceptance to help ex-convicts live on with
dignity.
Niharika is the unhappy wife of public prosecutor
Arindam, a dominating, male chauvinist husband. She organises a party for girls
who are physically challenged like her own daughter. There, she meets new IG of correctional cells of West Bengal. The
latter requests Niharika to use her talent, skills and organize an event
which will execute his ideas of reforming convicts of the correctional cells.
Niharika agrees to the proposal with a condition that her husband needs to be
kept in the dark.
Niharika plans to stage Tagore's Valmiki-Pratibha
involving the inmates of the correctional cells. In the cellular jail, Yusuf
Mohammad, the dreaded criminal, is convinced to become Niharika's main
protagoinst in the stage play. Mohammad Yousuf gradually changes as Niharika
keeps training them. They plan to escape from the jail at the day of the
play. But, the feeling of guilt encompasses Yousuf and though they got out of the jail
through a tunnel, they return back and complete the play.
Rituparna Sengupta stars in this movie.
Muktodhara (Language – Bengali (Indian) with English subtitles; Rating –
TBA) will be screened on 7th Sep, 3:30pm at Cathay Cineleisure, as
part of the Indian Film festival - Darpan 2013.
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Tuesday, August 13, 2013
Why MUKTODHARA is a must watch at Darpan 2013?
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