Maatr

Firstly, I thought this movie gonna be interesting 'cause emotional mother story. Then I laugh at every Illogical scenes. Only scene I was loved that loosing up the screw and falling down the bike. Last scene was hilarious man. When she turn on the gas and leaving the house. I thought now, who is going to burn the house. Then Suddenly what I see that after got Severely Beaten he wants to light up the cigarette then boom. Waah 👏 What a Great the Great Writer's. Totally A Crap Movie. Destroyed the good concept. Eventually, What I got to know from Wikipedia that this crappy had made commercial success on box office earning around 939 million rs against 210 million rs. They took very good actors mostly from Crime Patrol Series but they failed them.

Two movies back to back with exact same movie plot and exact same story writing. What is wrong with Indian directors? Just because it appeals you, doesn't mean you make it exactly same without adding ANY spices and plot twists. It was a pathetic remake of the original one. Mom and Maatr, both were pathetic.

Poor woman's mom ... but raveena is not sridevi and there is no nawazud din either Revenge is insipid ,stale

Maatr is a poor and infantile copy of the korean film, Don't cry mommy!

It lacks almost in every department: Story-telling, Direction, Acting and Presentation.

The way Raveena seeks revenge for her own and her daughter's rape is totally implausible and far-fetched (in fact, laughable)! There is NO sincerity and intensity in her acting.

What the director lacked in presentation, he "made it up" with some gory scenes of violence!

It was bad judgement on the part of Raveena to do this film or probably she did not know the quality of the director.

After the film ended there was a Stupid message by the Producers about his "inspiration" being his mother. In what bloody context was this message shown? Am I supposed to burst into tears? ROFL!

The film is awfully written and what could have been a gripping movie ends up being a shameful adaptation. The scenes have no impact and the film is amateurishly directed