B for Bundelkhand

In this film, an aging farmer Ram Singh lives with his only son in Lalla in the village. The father and son share a difficult relationship ever since the death of the mother. Due to Bundelkhand worse condition, Lalla leaves his father and his girl behind in the village to work in the big city. Alas, Ram Singh is left alone in the village. Things get worse as crops are lost due to an unexpected rain fall. This makes Ram Singh sad and depressed, he is almost on the verge of suicide, believing the insurance will help pay for all the remaining debt and leave his son enough money behind to work with.

Loved it! Busting to go to the loo (far too much Diet Coke)! but didn't want to miss a minute of this cracker of sparky and sparkly joyous romp.

Great drama film. No complaints...

Not expecting it to be this thoughtful, seriously story buildup, terrific i really enjoyed it thoroughly, way better than any others movies!!!

This is quite simply the best movies ever made. I'm sure director Vishal Mourya planned it that way.

Love the movie. Feel like it could of been longer , but it was a good movie

Superb! I rarely get to go to a movie with my older son after his siblings came along. We did manage to go to this movie in the cinemas. Not only were we glad we chose this movie to watch, but we still recall the impact this movie had on both of us.

rented this movie would love to add to my collection someday.