Faced with utter rejection, Vira creates a breakthrough invention to cure his loneliness.
11 Mar, 2016
2 hrs 12 mins
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SYNOPSIS
Vira (Madan Deodhar) is a brilliant young engineer student who stumbles upon a peculiar gadget designed by one of his professors. A competition titled `Gadget Day` has the students competing for the best new gadget and everybody is coming up with schemes on how to win. Anaya (Ketaki Mategaonkar) is the college`s secretary and a gifted student who catches Vira`s eye. He falls in love with her, but alas it`s unrequited. He goes on to develop the gadget he found and creates an Artificial Intelligence entity, a figure that resembles both in physical form and voice, his one true love, Anaya. Chaos ensues when he tries to hide it from his friends. Will he succeed in creating a new Anaya or will he get his true Love back?
CAST
CREW
Hrishikesh Datar
Musician|
Saurabh Bhalerao
Musician|
Jasraj Jayant Joshi
Musician|
Sujay Dahake
Director| Writer|
Marathistars.com
Sujay Dahakes debut film had won the hearts of the masses and critics alike. Ajoba, his second venture, despite being path breaking in its subject, was a bit of a mixed bag for me. Phuntroo, too, ends up being like Ajoba- a film that can be appreciated for doing something new in Marathi cinema, but little else.
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The Times of India
A few years ago, the Oscar-nominated film `Her` explored the relationship between a lonely man and his new computer OS that speaks in a female voice, understands and even guides him. Dahake`s `Phuntroo`, which he has dedicated to all engineers, draws inspiration from the Joaquin Phoenix starrer.
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MarathiDhamaal.com
Have you ever known the formula to make a perfect film? Well the young and talented director Sujay Dahake has totally proved its way through his next venture Phuntroo. This film is far more ahead than the usual slapstick comedy Marathi films.
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