Reviews

Devi Aur Hero, loved everything about the movie, not just one but for many reasons. For a perfect cast that could handle intense skill that this movie required, for picking up the topic that main stream cinema hardly dares to, for crafting it in a way that it brought out its true essence. The movie felt so real, I did have a hate spell for the obsessiveness and compulsiveness of your male character and his pain and remorse was equally felt. I could feel the story of Kaali, I was one with her throughout, her character made me believe in her.

I simply wow at the director Aditya Kriplani's capacity to handle so many themes and subjects in frame and justify each one of them. His talent for layering those and then weaving and summing them all together and then bringing them to a perfect closure is worth an applaud. Congratulations on picking up sensitive topics and bringing them to the world's platter. Topics that have been long lost in a glamour world of glitzy Bollywood. Waiting for more meaningful art from his side, he is a true hero who braved to pick this topic, all the best for your future!

This movie is that scare that we call "WHAT IF". The scare that hasn't been felt by far but is so much needed especially in the parts where men are living a deluded patriarchal life. Where women are commoditized, they are called Totta, Pataka, Item, Mall...!! The idea of 'What if' is explored with serious care without deviating from reality. Four women for one Man, well yes because it was the first attempt by any movie maker where a hero wasn't needed to give our 'man' the taste of his own medicine. This movie is a great representation of the power of metal strength over a physical strength and will surely bring a tsunami is mind sets of people. All in all, an extraordinary movie with a revolutionary ending.