Movie Review: Fuddu, Why The Poor and Middle Class Married Couples in Mumbai Can't Have Sex
Real on reel, that's what this movie is. Easily the most sensible film of the week
Most of you will identify with the problem
that Sunil Subramani's Fuddu faces- he can't have sex with his
wife Swati Kapoor simply because he is not shameless as his older brothers
sleep in the same room with their wives, and only curtains made by chaddars
separate them.
While one of his brothers and even his wife cannot
control their hormones, the eldest one has said goodbye to sexual pleasure
after having two kids- another common parlance in our society.
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Anyway, Swati can't take
it for long and walks out on him--- but not before she has told him indirectly
that he is gay.
How Sunil wins Swati back forms the rest of the
story.
A very honest subject, a little bold in-the-face
types- but two-and-half hours of a nicely made film boosted by sincere
performances.
But why couldn't Sunny Leone and Sharman Joshi
have been avoided? Their special number in the end spoils it all.
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Fairly speaking, the film
ends at the interval point which happens after nearly 2 hours. The second half
is barely 35 minutes long, and you come out thinking that you could have gone
home with your popcorn and samosa.
All said and done, watch this one if you are
getting bored over the weekend. You won't regret it, for sure.
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