Cast: Gulshan Devaiya,
Radhika Apte, Sai Tamhankar, Sagar Deshmukh, Veera Saxena, Rachel D’Souza
Released on 20th
March, 2015
Hunterrr, a Hindi comedy film written and
directed by Harshavardhan Kulkarni. It talks about one of a taboo and forbidden
topic i.e. sex. The movie depicts the story of the lead protagonist’s
sex-addiction, lust. Scenes are merged in present and past so as to tell the
story. The best part of this movie is that storytelling is done in an absolutely
non-vulgar manner.
Vaasu aka Mandar
Ponkshe (Gulshan Devaiah)’s growing up phase is shown along with his cousin and
a friend. They three hang out together. As a teenager, once, Mandar gets caught
by the police man when he watches an adults film. He is left free after half-shaving
hair on his head. As he grows up, he starts understanding the ‘wants of a woman’
and fulfills his lust. He has his own logic for not getting emotionally entangled
in the relationships and also for not getting married: he is marriage-phobic;
he doesn’t believe in the concept of falling in ‘love’ and he feels that
marriage will curb all his ‘vaasugiri’.
Amidst all his hunted
relationships, he comes across a very carefree Trupti (Radhika Apte). How do
their relationship move further? Is Mandar able to confess his vaasugiri
stories? How Trupti handles the transparency part of the relationship?
Hunterrr is being handled in a non-vulgar manner.
Rating: 2.5/5 (Average
+)
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