Shutter Movie Review

An upper-middle class family man Jitya Bhau (Sachin Khedekar) lives a happy life, with his wife and children. Sometimes he spends his leisurely hours having fun and having drinks with his friends. Once his friend, who is an auto-rickshaw driver (Amey Wagh), draws him closer to a young prostitute (Sonalee Kulkarni). He arranges his meeting with her in his old, deserted shop. He pulls down the shutter to give them privacy and leaves.  
 
After some time the auto driver fails to turn up to open the shutter, trapping both of them. The married man is worried, as to what his wife ,daughter and people in neighborhood would think about his act. What happens when the shutter is opened? This is what ‘Shutter’ reveals in its final part.

‘Shutter’ is actually a remake of a Malayalam with the same name. Looking at the current trend in Marathi films, this film presents a bold theme. Sachin Khedekar has performed his role extremely well. Even otherwise, he is a committed actor. Sonalee Kulkarni deserves full praise, for taking up the challenge to perform a truly daring role.  
 
Produced by Sanjeev M.P. and Prakash Bare, this film is directed by V.K.Prakash. Being a remake, the film is presented as per the structure of the original film. Manisha Korde has written the screenplay and the dialogues, based on the original screenplay of John Mathew.  K.K.Manoj’s Cinematography and Bhakti Mayalu’s editing deserve other credits of this film.  

This film has been promoted well, prior to its release. Moreover, the film has also won awards at different film festivals. The film can be described as an unconventionally, yet gripping watch. Which is why even though it feels a but lengthy at times, it still manages to generate a significant amount of interest to keep the viewer glued to the screen.

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