Honey Don't: Sizzles, Before Fizzling
Like Fourth of July fireworks, the film Honey Don’t is colorful and fun to look at, delivering many bangs (sex and guns!) for your buck before quietly fading out.
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Charu and her friends share a rented apartment in a sky-rise in Mumbai. All in their mid-twenties, and each hailing from different parts of the country, they have come here to make this bustling metro their home. One day a labourer comes to paint a soiled wall at her house. Irritated that her flat-mate did not inform her, she asks the man to hurry up. A few minutes later, she finds him unconscious on the floor...
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Charu and her friends share a rented apartment in a sky-rise in Mumbai. All in their mid-twenties, and each hailing from different parts of the country, they have come here to make this bustling metro their home. One day a labourer comes to paint a soiled wall at her house. Irritated that her flat-mate did not inform her, she asks the man to hurry up. A few minutes later, she finds him unconscious on the floor...
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Kamal K.M., Pankaj Purandare
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Collective Phase One
Cast
Kamal K.M.
Director
Geetanjali Thapa
Charu
Murari Kumar
Painter
Shashi Sharma
Old Woman
Bachan Pachera
Security Guard
Anita Mahajan
Lady in the Lift
Guard Dhruv Raj Singh
Young Security
Tushar Tup
Man at the Gate
Zalina Gamat
Ladt at the Gate
Archana Nandi
Hospital Receptionist
Pankaj Purandare
Hospital Manager
Shifali
Nurse
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