One Line Review:  A beautiful story about a middle-class man who looks for the roots of his origin

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YouTube Trailer Rathnan Prapancha

Cast: Dhananjay, Reba Monica John, Panju, etc.

Director: Rohit Padaki

Release Date: 22 October 2021

Introduction

Rathnan Prapancha as the name depicts gives an insight into the universe of Rathna, a middle-class man who finds out shocking facts about his life and who follows the trail to find his actual ‘prapancha’.

“Rathna’s story is a winner all the way“

~~Times Of India

Our rating for Rathnan Prapancha is 09/10.

Summary

Rathnakara is a middle-class man who leads an unhappy life with his mother, brother, and sister-in-law. Rathna’s mother is of a particular type and he finds her irritating in nature. One day, out of the blue, Rathna finds out that he’s adopted. Believing that if he finds his origin and his birth-mother, if she is alive, his ‘prapancha’, ie, the universe might change, he sets off on a journey. Journalist Mayuri accompanies him on his task. Rathna finds a lot of interesting things to unveil about his life and his perception of relationships on the go.

Review

Starting with performances, Dhananjay is a delight to watch on-screen. His performance as Rathnakara was so beautiful, it will be hard for people to believe that it was this same man who performed a couple of cold-blooded villain characters in his career. Uma Shree as Rathna’s mother was phenomenal. A special mention for Paanju for playing the role of Udaal Babu in the movie. Paanju’s performance took the movie to a steady level which otherwise might have gone a bit boring.

Reba as Mayuri had done justice to her role. Certain scenic shots of Kashmir are captured well. The movie is packed with emotions and one can’t complete it without a bit of moisture in their eyes.

Conclusion

Dhananjay’s performance as Rathnakara is a treat to watch and such movies shouldn’t be missed by anyone.