P Se PM Tak

Story: Kasturi (Meenakshi Dixit) is the unapologetic prostitute, who wears her heart on her sleeve. A random police raid forces her to leave the brothel and seek refuge in Satara, where she bumps into inspector Rajan (Indrajeet Soni). It’s love at first sight for her but he is committed to a highly influential politician’s (Bharat Jadhav as Waman) niece. Since it’s election time, Rajan puts Kasturi behind bars as instructed by Waman & co. One thing leads to another and in no time Kasturi finds herself tangled in political shenanigans.

Review: How a prostitute bags a prominent post in the constitution is what forms the story. Sadly, the writing and execution is so poor, dated and pointless that you wonder why anyone would make a film like this. To begin with, there is no humour in this supposed comedy. The lead actress tries her best to seem crass and thus sounds like a bhajiwali, kaamwali and a prostitute all rolled into one. Her imitation of a sex worker is anything but realistic.



Also, even when we know that the protagonist is a prostitute, we are constantly told that she charges Rs 200 per night. This is in poor taste and does not amuse you.

From absurd to annoying…the story’s climax has scientists discovering a remote that can make a dead person dance and grab other people’s crotch. By then you have had enough. Watching P Se PM Tak is like inviting depression. Bharat Jadhav should stick to Marathi plays, something he is good at.