It's just Me

Such films should be properly promoted so that it could reach millions of people and making them aware of the harsh reality of lives of people who are in this situation in real. I couldn't see it as film, I felt it is happening in front of me. It gives an awkward and ironical feeling when daughter of head lady of that Hostel (Kota) says "tum kyoon toilet ke samaan bechte ho" believing she sells toilet products as she was told so by her mother. This is how a film should be made.. i really feel pathetic thinking about film industry boistering about masala films and amateur actor and actresses who don't know about acting which comes from life experience, which comes from experiencing the struggles of life, knowing the struggles of people (poverty, illiteracy, such matters depicted in this movie). We need movies like this, which urge us to make a change around us. To think deeply..