I didn’t understand why there is an ‘A’ mark after the name “Dhobi Ghat”. It’s generally used if there are violence or sex scenes in the film. May be this is the first time that I saw a film with an ‘A’ mark that actually means below 18 years people don’t have the maturity to understand. The Film is not for so called adults, it’s for adult thinkers.
The film inspired me to buy a camera that I was planning for long. Prateek and Monica are the assets of this film. Aamir is always Aamir. So natural. So spontaneous. The Dhobi, The rat killer, munna, his sentiments, jealousy, love all are so prominent. So natural.
Kriti is so innocent. Her story was kind of a graph that comes downwards and ended with euthanasia. A girl with lots of hope and dreams came to Mumbai and spends her lonely times with her handy cam and recording a video for her brother that was unsent.
I am still overwhelmed by the movie. No masala, no item songs, no such dialogues, only acting and video-graphy made this film so special. The film has no proper end. And that reminds me the definition of ‘Short Story’ by Tagore – “Antare atripti robe…sango kori mone hobe..sesh hoe hoilo na sesh”.