A film that has ample scope for improvement

The Marathi trade, for some purpose, doesn’t wish to come out of the Sairat-inspired love story hangover. For each totally different movie within the trade, there are not less than 2-3 movies that follow the formulation, most likely anticipating to retrace the success of Nagraj Manjule’s movie. Lagan is a latest instance of this.

Though the story will not be precisely the identical, Lagan tries to discover the ‘love throughout societal strata’ idea with Ajya (Sujit Choure) and Rajnandini’s (Shweta Kale) love story. It’s not a simple story; there are ample twists and turns in there. Ajya’s mom (Smita Tambe) needs him to get educated and do a authorities job. She feels that with out schooling, there’s no approach to progress in life, a thought she tells Ajya too. However there are different issues set to occur of their lives.

There’s not a lot novelty when it comes to the story of Lagan. So, one would count on the not less than the actors so as to add some gravitas to the story. Nevertheless, there’s not a lot occurring on that entrance both. Smita Tambe is honest, as is Anil Nagarkar. However the lead pair wants some sharpening. It doesn’t assist both that the story is predictable. So, the viewer finally ends up eager to benefit from the movie however unable to.

There’s ample scope for enchancment in Lagan. Nevertheless, in case you are a fan of comparable films which have launched prior to now, you may watch this one, however at your danger.