Uttar Da Puttar Review: A strong attack on superstition, Anu Kapoor’s acting won hearts

Knews Desk– Released in theaters this week ‘Uttar Da Puttar’ It is included in those films which attract the attention of the audience not on the basis of big budget or stardom, but through their story and message. director Ravindra Siwach This comedy-drama film satirizes social issues like superstition, Vaastu, astrology and corruption in a light-hearted manner. The strongest aspect of the film is the acting of Anu Kapoor, who has brought the story alive with her brilliant performance. The story of the film revolves around a physics professor named Sai Ram Tuteja. Tuteja teaches science and logic to his students, but in his personal life he blindly believes in superstition and the rules of Vaastu. Wearing black clothes on Saturday, doing every work after seeing the auspicious time and searching for a house free from Vaastu defects becomes the biggest objective of their life.

The story takes a turn when his wife Ginny, played by Rukhsar Rehman, tells him that she is going to be a mother. Ginni wants the child to be born not in a rented house, but in her own house. After this, Tuteja sets out to find a house in a metropolis like Delhi, which does not have any Vaastu defects. During this search, he has to face many difficulties, corruption and society’s thinking.

The film not only questions superstition, but also shows how even educated and modern people get trapped in the web of fears and beliefs. There are many scenes in the film that make you laugh and also make you think. The basic message of the story: Shakespeare’s famous line “The fault is not in our stars, but in ourselves” It means that the reason for our problems is not the stars, but our own decisions and thinking. Anu Kapoor is the life of the entire film. He has played the character of Tuteja very effortlessly and impressively. His acting in emotional scenes touches the heart, while his timing in comic scenes is superb. Rukhsar Rehman has also done a good job in the role of the wife. Whereas Brijendra Kala, Pawan Malhotra and other actors have played their respective roles well.

The dialogues of the film make one laugh at many places and take a dig at the society. Some songs also match the story and add a touch of entertainment. However, the biggest weakness of the film is its predictable story. At many places the audience already understands what is going to happen next. If the script had a little more thrill and unexpected twists, the film could have left a greater impact. Despite this ‘Uttar Da Puttar’ There is a film which gives social message along with entertainment. It tells that a person should not rely on superstition, but on his karma, logic and conscience. If you like films that make you think along with making you laugh, then this film can prove to be a good choice for you.