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26 Mar 2023, 19:25 GMT+10
Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], March 26 (ANI): Bollywood actor Sanya Malhotra starrer 'Pagglait' turned 2 on Sunday.
The 'Dangal' actor took to Instagram stories and shared a series of clips from the film to mark this occasion.
The video features Ashutosh Rana and Sanya's scene from the movie.
Sharing the video, she wrote, "2 saal ho gaye. Pagglait."She also shared a behind-the-scenes video of herself with a theme song in the background.
She captioned the video, "2yearsofPagglait."The movie revolves around the story of a young woman, Sandhya (played by Sanya), who has recently lost her husband and is now in search of her identity. The actor's performance as a young widow trying to carve her identity shines.
Struggling to mourn the untimely death of her husband, Sanya delivers some really quirky lines to lighten up the mood of the situation her character finds herself in. As everyone around her expects her to grieve, all she can think of is binging on panipoori and a chilled cola.
While the family prepares for the last rites and other ceremonies, life seems to be going normally for Sandhya. Her friend rushes to be by her side, hoping to console the young widow but Sandhya's attention was on the comments of the social media post in which she announced her husband's death.
There is an interesting turn with a sudden windfall in terms of insurance money pushing the situation further in the black comedy realm. A life insurance agent walks into the house and reveals that her husband has left behind Rs 50 lakhs under his wife's name. As the family contemplates what to do next in order to keep their son's money within the family, Sandhya seems to have other plans.
One of the powerful dialogues of Sandhya (Sanya) says, "Jab ladki logo ko akal aati hai..log unhe pagglait hi kahte hai (when women become wise, the world calls them mad," which is sure to leaves viewers in splits.
Helmed and written by Umesh Bist, the film boasts an ensemble cast including Ashutosh Rana, Sheeba Chaddha, Sayani Gupta, Raghubir Yadav, Natasha Rastogi, Rajesh Tailang, Shruti Sharma, Jameel Khan, Meghna Malik, Ananya Khare, Yamini Singh, Bhupesh Pandya, Chetan Sharma, Aasif Khan, Nakul Roshan Sahdev, Ashlesha Thakur, Sachin Chaudhary, and Saroj Singh.
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