Keshav Kale

The film shows the injustice on girls in the social fabric of rural Maharashtra. Marriage fixing in a traditional way , has it's own problems. But just demonstrating it without a solution makes this movie average. A better handling of this story was expected.

I would say, it is an attempted horror story. The director was half successful in maintaining the secret. The grave mistake is about the elderly woman telling a story, which itself reveals the plot and 90% of the secret. They could have handled this story in a much better manner. The use of a portable tape recorder is childich and should have been avoided. The acting is good, especially of the veteran Usha Naik. The film overall, is average.

A must watch movie with a beautiful story, intelligent direction and good performances by all the artists. Watched such a good movie after a very long time and was overwhelmed by the art and skill of direction!

The acting is good. But the four stories are one sided. The communal riots were equally heinous on the other side also. The stories have not blended smoothly in the movie.

A lovable heart warming story of a dog. The expressions of Hatchi are worth seeing.

Very good handling of a simple story. Good acting, direction. Worth seeing once.

Even Though, as a story, it is a well conceived and well made serial, one becomes sad after seeing its popularity. The trend of the young generation is changing and they always support the outlaws. Good or bad are relative terms in today's context. People have more sympathy for the criminals nowadays. Gone are the days of morals and ethics in the society. We the old timers cannot digest the new era.

It's an ageless movie. You can enjoy anytime, either in 1961 or even in 2020!

Exceptionally intelligent film, great acting by all leading roles and best dialogues ever written!