- Genre
- Drama
- Year
- 2013
- Runtime
- 1h42
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Fandry
Breaking barriers, one heartbreaking story at a time.
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Synopsis
"Fandry," directed by Nagraj Manjule and featuring Somnath Awghade, is a poignant Marathi-language drama that explores the harsh realities of caste discrimination in rural India. The story follows Jabya, a young Dalit boy growing up in a conservative village, whose ambitions and innocence clash with the rigid social hierarchy around him. Through Jabya's experiences, the film delves deep into themes of social injustice, youthful hope, and the struggle for dignity. The narrative skillfully blends personal coming-of-age elements with a wider social commentary, offering a moving and authentic portrayal of marginalized communities.
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Reviews
Critically acclaimed, "Fandry" holds a solid IMDb rating of 8.2/10, reflecting strong positive reception from audiences worldwide. Critics have praised the film for its raw portrayal of caste-based discrimination and the nuanced storytelling. The New York Times highlighted the film's "powerful visual storytelling and emotional depth," calling it "a compelling social commentary." Rotten Tomatoes does not have an aggregated score due to limited international reviews but individual assessments commend its unflinching narrative and strong performances, especially Somnath Awghade’s portrayal of Jabya. Hindustan Times described "Fandry" as "a hard-hitting film that avoids melodrama and instead uses subtlety to deliver its message." Some critiques note the film's slow pacing might challenge viewers expecting conventional dramatics; however, most agree that this deliberate pace enhances its realistic feel. Overall, "Fandry" is lauded for raising awareness about social inequality with sensitivity and artistic integrity, offering a deeply moving cinematic experience.
