Nil Battey Sannata

A great movie! Very creatively made. It touches on some key themes - importance of following your dreams, motherhood, educating a girl, and persistence against all odds. I loved the way the message was delivered - Dreams are worth following, even if you are in a challenged state. The plot culminates into the girl 'Apeksha' getting interviewed for IAS. The interviewer asks her why she chose this vocation. According to me instead of just saying 'kyuki mai baai nai banna chahti' doesnt really do justice to all the challenges faces by the protagonist in the movie. She could have given a better answer. It could be about how her mother inspired her to dream and follow them. To live a life without limits. Her answer seems to portray that those who do not want to become a maid opt for IAS or viceversa , and that is not the case. Barring this last crucial climax scene, the movie shares a good message.

This movie is really very nice. A lot of lessons of life can be learnt from it. In fact the only thing is a person should be determined towards his goal then he or she can come through any obstacles of life . This movie must be shown to teenagers how class 10 is important in fact it's an important part of life.....

A sweet story of a mother and her daughter. Shwara Bhaskar and Pankaj Tripathi's performance was great. The girl (Apeksha) also performed well. A thoughtful story which shows the sad reality of needy people who have only dreams nothing else in life. They are struggling day and night for their dreams.