Guthlee Ladoo (2023)

• Year: 2023
• Released: 13 Oct 2023
• Country: India
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• IMDb: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt13859494/
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• Language: Hindi
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• Genre: Drama
• Runtime: 105 min
• Writer: Srinivas Abrol, Ishrat R. Khan, Ganesh Pandit
• Director: Ishrat R. Khan
• Cast: Sanjay Mishra, Subrat Dutta, Kalyanee Mulay
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7.4/10

Guthlee Ladoo Storyline

“Guthlee Ladoo” is a story about two close friends who come from a underprivileged background. Ladoo is satisfied with the simple life he has and follows his father’s belief that they can’t change their fate. He accepts things the way they are. But Guthlee sees things differently. He feels trapped and wants to break free from his difficult life. Guthlee believes education is the key to a better future. His father Mangru shares the same mindset, and he does whatever he can to ensure Guthlee has the opportunity to pursue his dreams. The story revolves around Guthlee’s strong desire to overcome his situation and go to school. The school’s principal Harishankar sees Guthlee’s determination and understands his dreams. He understands how much Guthlee wants to learn and sees a bit of himself in Guthlee’s determination. They share a special unspoken connection, but society’s caste biases get in the way. Despite these challenges, there’s a small glimmer of hope as Guthlee’s dreams are nurtured by his bond with the principal. The story makes us think about what will happen to Guthlee next and leaves us wondering about his future.—Ashwani Shukla

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Must watch Hats off for the Actors performance

In a thought-provoking movie set in rural India, the harsh reality of caste discrimination comes to light. It revolves around a young, determined boy yearning for knowledge, yet he finds himself in an area where the only school is controlled by an educated upper-caste individual. The upper-caste school owner initially hesitates to educate the young boy but eventually takes him under his wing, sensing his potential. This gesture highlights the underlying tensions within the society as many resist the idea of a lower-caste boy receiving an education.

The film doesn’t merely focus on the personal journey but delves into the political landscape, showcasing how politicians manipulate caste dynamics for their own gains. They promise better facilities and opportunities but often make them unattainable, much like a distant fruit that’s tantalizingly out of reach. The narrative weaves a tale of resilience, hope, and the fight against deeply rooted prejudice, ultimately aiming to shed light on the complexities of rural life, caste discrimination, and the intricate web of politics that affect the lives of those striving for a brighter future.

‘Guthli Laddu’ is a film showing the real condition of Valmiki society.

Guthlee Ladoo’ centres on the connected lives of Guthlee and Ladoo, two friends from disadvantaged backgrounds, amid a backdrop of societal prejudices and aspirations. Ladoo is satisfied with the simplicity of his life, while Guthlee strives for more because he wants an education and a better future. Their divergent viewpoints serve as the backdrop for a story that examines tenacity and the pursuit of equality.

Producer Pradeep Rangwechoed the significance of the film’s narrative. He said, “Through ‘Guthlee Ladoo,’ we hope to inspire conversations about social equality and justice. Our aim is to present a story that resonates with audiences on a deeper level and encourages reflection on the barriers that individuals from marginalized backgrounds often encounter.”

Half researched and half hearted attempt

You make a movie on caste and don’t even mention Dr. Ambedkar once. Something seriously is wrong with you.

Seems like the makes have not researched the subject of caste. The treatment to entire movie seems immature and kidhish. Good acting by all actors but the director has no idea what he is making and just trying to showcase a sob story and garner sympathy views.

Once again, film makers have failed to understand caste and its fabric in India. There are just unabated dialogue’s and same old characterisation of lower caste. Makeup or purposeful blackening of faces from lower caste actors seems like a pathetic idea who ever had that and shows across the screen as well.

Could have been a much better movie had it had got a better , more mature and director. One who has done his research well rather than just trying to garner sympathy from its viewers.