'Thappad' is not only a movie about feminism but also about relationships and anxiety

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Every relationship is flawed. So best mend it.

If you need to mend it, it means it's broken.

Anubhav Sinha and Taapsee Pannu in Thappad (2020)

Anubhav Sinha, Pavail Gulati, and Taapsee Pannu in Thappad (2020)

Taapsee Pannu

Pavail Gulati

Kumud Mishra

Mrunmayee Lagoo

Anubhav Sinha

Thappad is a story of Amrita whose seemingly perfect life is shattered when her husband slaps her once in a party. But is one slap enough to question what a relationship stands for?

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&apos;Thappad&apos; is not only a movie about feminism but also about relationships and anxiety

&apos;Thappad&apos; is actually better than most of the Bollywood movies we usually appreciate. Seeing movies like &apos;October&apos; or &apos;Piku&apos; having a rating of 7.5 and 7.6 respectively and movies like &apos;Uri&apos; a rating of 8.4 genuinely makes me realize that the Indian audience doesn&apos;t make sense. Ever. That&apos;s why our movies don&apos;t do any good internationally. Because the audience here is more in love with propaganda than actually the movie and its technique. To praise &apos;Thappad&apos; I just can simply say, it&apos;s the best Bollywood movie I&apos;ve seen since October (2018). As an old guy of Bollywood, I can assure people that we don&apos;t usually get such well written, performed, act or shot movies that basically a good movie needs to be. With Article 15, last year Anubhav Sinha already set a landmark of Bollywood films but &apos;Thappad&apos; is even better with fewer cliches. It&apos;s not just a movie of women empowerment or feminism. The way this movie portrays relationships I don&apos;t remember if I&apos;ve ever seen such in Bollywood. The story is first and foremost about a woman protesting about that she can&apos;t be beaten by her husband even a slap, or even for once. The performance of Tapsee Pannu here is as good as Kristen Dunst in &apos;Melancholia&apos; and that&apos;s a huge compliment. Also, I can&apos;t forget but appreciate the performance of Pavail Gulati. It doesn&apos;t matter if a man to a woman or a woman to man or a kid to kid, you can&apos;t ever beat anybody for anything. And that&apos;s a fact. (8.5/10)

Official Trailer

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'Thappad' is actually better than most of the Bollywood movies we usually appreciate. Seeing movies like 'October' or 'Piku' having a rating of 7.5 and 7.6 respectively and movies like 'Uri' a rating of 8.4 genuinely makes me realize that the Indian audience doesn't make sense. Ever. That's why our movies don't do any good internationally. Because the audience here is more in love with propaganda than actually the movie and its technique. To praise 'Thappad' I just can simply say, it's the best Bollywood movie I've seen since October (2018). As an old guy of Bollywood, I can assure people that we don't usually get such well written, performed, act or shot movies that basically a good movie needs to be. With Article 15, last year Anubhav Sinha already set a landmark of Bollywood films but 'Thappad' is even better with fewer cliches. It's not just a movie of women empowerment or feminism. The way this movie portrays relationships I don't remember if I've ever seen such in Bollywood. The story is first and foremost about a woman protesting about that she can't be beaten by her husband even a slap, or even for once. The performance of Tapsee Pannu here is as good as Kristen Dunst in 'Melancholia' and that's a huge compliment. Also, I can't forget but appreciate the performance of Pavail Gulati. It doesn't matter if a man to a woman or a woman to man or a kid to kid, you can't ever beat anybody for anything. And that's a fact. (8.5/10)

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