Film Review Prime Minister of the Prime Minister of Pyare: This is what the critics say about Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra

Prime Minister of Pyare, starring Anjali Patil, Om Kanojiya, Atul Kulkarni and Makrand Deshpande, among others , is a social drama highlighting the issue of open defecation unorthodox way.

Prime Minister Mere Pyare is a story of a single, underprivileged mother and her son, while the film shows for the first time an adorable relationship between the two, it gets a little darker after the rape of the mother while she was going out to go lolling in the open air before sunrise.

Directed by Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra Prime Minister Mere Pyare received an initial response from critics on average, claiming that although the film had a good script, it did not produce the desired impact and ended up being disappointing.

Here are some of the criticisms. opinions and notes For Mr. Pyare, Prime Minister:

Gulf News : Although Mehra and his team are doing their best to try to solve a thorny problem of sanitation and dignity that affects India, does not always reach the conditions. But it's a good start. (2/5)

Khaleej Times : We can not deny that this theme deserves urgent attention, since open defecation represents a serious danger for women, who are at risk of losing their lives. To be victims of badual violence. The only drawback of the film is that we have already seen it and that it lacks novelty. Without big star, Om Kanojiya and the national prize winner Anjali Patil stand out and leave a mark. (2/5)

Hindustan Times : The Prime Minister of Mother Pyare is a serious fairy tale, modest but far from memorable. The children are well and some scenes are charming, but adults have the best badets. My strong point is the couple living next to Kannu, played by Nachiket Purnapatre and Rasika Agashe. Wife and husband slap themselves on the face – by wish, as luck would have it – they are visibly in love with each other and require the slightest suggestion of getting up, throwing away their freshly purchased movie tickets. It is Mehra, the storyteller who resumes his rhythm by going to the most basic, telling us that a film is only a film. It's good to choose life instead. (3/5)

First published : It is a socially important position to take, which makes it all the more regrettable that the general treatment and the casting of the little leading man be inadequate. Despite his comforting intentions, his liberal soul and some interesting actors, Mere Pyare's Prime Minister is a disappointing experience. (2/5)

Times of India : Less these little hiccups, the film is a drama series about a child who loves his mother and who wants his life to be just a little better. (3/5)

Filmibeat : While one of the previous films – Toilet Akshay Kumar: Ek Prem Katha also is leaning on the theme of defecation at the # 39 free air and sanitation, the Prime Minister of Mother Pyaare has not kept the promises the envelope further. Rather than a touching story, the film comes down to an artificial and arid commentary on a social problem. (2.5 / 5)