Jhimma

The movie was so realistic and relatable to what is going on in almost every urban woman's life today. I really appreciate thus film making team for keeping the story line simple and realistic.

The entire team has done justice to their respective roles in the movie.

'Zhimma'- it all starts with unique catchy name. Scripting provides and insightful thought process of what women go through and how they thrive to move on. Hemants vision to make a difference in society using his flim making skill is clearly coming to light. Wishing the team well and hope the focus remains on good scripts than songs.

I have heard a lot about this movie. Today I got chance to see this movie. I was already in bad mood due to lot of wrong happening around me. But after watching this movie I got refreshed. Made my weekend perfect. After a long time such beautiful movie in Marathi. Every character relates us or people around us. It's actually everyone's story. Amazing. Acting of every character is very natural. All age groups are covered in these characters. I will say this is not movie but beautiful journey which makes you happy. Whatever may happen in your life you have to find your own joy. You have to take care of your smile. Sometimes you should come out of your comfort zone and try the things which you always just think about them. Keep guts to say what is in your mind which can make your relationship strong. Sometimes we ourselves only bind some boundaries. So come out of it. Think differently. Get confidence in small small things. Love yourself and live in present moment. That's the life. That's what this whole journey about. I loved it a lot. Every one should watch this.

Jhimma (2021) : Brief Review -

Finally a mature filmmaking by Hemant Dhome. Jhimma certainly ranks among the best feel-good, journey-driven multi starrers made in Marathi cinema recently. There are not many films in Marathi which can be enjoyed by the masses and classes, both kinds of audiences- causing a specific fear to filmmakers. Thankfully, we had Ravi Jadhav and Nagraj Manjule's blockbusters which ran riot in single screens, multiplexes, Television and on digital platforms (including piracy). Hemant Dhome has been writing and directing for the last 5-6 years (considering only big films), but he was missing something with every film. Whether it was his attempt to make a terrible sequel to an average comedy or patriotic Marathi Bana with Chatrapati Shivaji Maharaj's reference, it just couldn't fit perfectly. With Jhimma, it seems that he has cracked the formula finally. This one is a terrific entertainer with feel-good Vibes, little emotional plating, humorously hilarious comedy and most importantly a human drama that explores different lives with the backdrop of different issues. So, every character in the film has some issue in its personal life, that's too much I mean, but that's how you make a drama, right? I think it's okay because, you know somewhere in this world someone must have that issue in his/her life then why try to disown it when it comes to the film. Jhimma starts off on a strong note- sensible comedy mixes itself up with out-and-out gags. The performances make it worth watching. It's okay if you have some issues with the film or the screenplay (don't guess, even I had few), but you can't have any problems with the characters and the actors who have performed it so well. After a long wait Marathi cinema has made something enjoyable and cheerful in the multistarrer genre, so you better watch it. And yes, try it with your family and close ones together, it'll help a lot.

RATING - 6.5/10*

By - #samthebestest.

Amazing movie. A travel film but doesn't feel like a fever dream. Very simple women from different age groups and backgrounds go for a trip to England. They explore the country as well as themselves. An insighful movie, no exaggeration, no unnecessary peak moments, no over-stretched drama. Good cast and good story. An overall good movie to watch with companions or alone. You won't be bored.