Sajini Shinde Ka Viral Video

Excellent performances. Each character played the part. No nonsense, straight down to business. There is subtle but extremely effective message on subjects like pseudo feminism, gen z addiction for social media, male chauvinism, etc.

Screenplay is well knit and setting very local Marathi.

Run time is quite optimal. At less than 2 hours, it keeps you interested.

The end is rather predictable, but one dies not mind that. It was nice to see Byagyashree on screen again. Radhika Pandit had played this subdued girl to perfection. The real steal is by Nimrat Kaur and her deputy.

Don't miss this one.

Film Review: Sajini Shinde ka Viral Video streaming on Netflix

The story is based on a Physics Teacher Sajini Shinde ( Radhika Madan) whose party video goes viral leading to a lot of shaming by her colleagues, friends and family. She disappears after writing a suicide note. Is Sajini really dead or hiding somewhere to escape the backlash. It is up to Inspector Bela ( Nimrat Kaur) & Chinmay Mandlekar to piece together, all the facts and get to the truth.

Direction by Milind Musale is raw and realistic to the core. Brings out the harsh truth of abuse of individuals by both the conventional media channels as well as social media.

The whole investigation by the police has been very well showcased. The suspects - the male chauvinist father ( Subodh Bhave ) , the long suffering mother , the toxic boyfriend, strict school principal ( Bhagyashree) and Sajini's rebellious brother are interrogated before bringing the case to a logical conclusion!!

All the actors, especially Nimrat Kaur, Subodh Bhave and Chinmay Mandlekar among others have done a great job. Unfortunately Radhika Madan & her boyfriend don't look or talk like maharashtrians from any angle even though they have acted very well !! If u discount this casting flaw, the film has been decently executed !!

To sum it up in one sentence - Sajini Shinde ka Viral Video is a great film that delivers a strong msg that doesn't sound too preachy !!

Watching it was a breeze and I will recommend it to everyone!!

Going with 3.5/5 for this one .. Adios 🙂!!

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The storyline is straightforward but the storytelling is the real winner here. Performances are top quality and the screenplay makes it look like every character is a villain from a women's perspective. The movie reaches a point where the complexity is married with many social messagings engages the audience.

The ending itself was not very surprising but in this era of loud and over the top cinema this is a breath of fresh air.

Mighty Marathi actors, Nimrat, Bhagyashree don't let you look away from the screen a lot. Background score is haunting and since it's a Netflix movie the production quality is top notch with amazing cinematography.

Watch this movie on OTT and really enjoyed it.

Climax had ample scope for improvement and could have been more gripping.

Also if you have a more closer look, you may be able to criticize the movie at various points and may also be able to find loopholes here and there

But still.. I would recommend that you watch this movie, because even with its flaws. I did feel very satisfied at the end and it did meet my expectations

Also the concept is fresh, movie is fast paced and performances are good

Also i found it nice that so many talented marathi actors were given a chance in this movie

So overall , i would suggest not to miss this movie. Keep your expectations from the movie , not very high and you would definitely enjoy it.

I did not like the police doing a morality check on each and every character. Neither did I really like the one-faced nature of most people in this movie.

But the cast did a good job in communicating the personality behind their characters very effectively. The storyline was crisp and not much time was wasted on unnecessary drama.

The end scenes could have been much more punchy but felt slightly more on the preachier/ unrealistic side. For one, I wouldn't expect criminals (hardened or accidental) to accept their guilt so easily. The police explaining how they identified the crime back to the criminal, just for dramatic effect, has to change!

The message and the intent of this movie is noteworthy. Where do we draw the lines when it comes to stereotyping respectable positions? Everyone should be allowed a chance to redeem themselves. It may play a prominent role in our lives, but an outdated "societal respect system" should not become a bar in deciding whether one lives or dies!