A Conversation With the Filmmakers of 'When Men Were Men'
Hours before their line-up of screenings for Trans Awareness Week began, the filmmakers of 'When Men Were Men' chatted with me about the film's personal exploration of masculinity.
WhatsApp Love
Aditya is top class executive of a company as well as a renowned painter, who is living happily with his caring wife Anagha. They are newly married and enjoying a very cozy life. One day Aditya receives a flirtatious message on Whats App from an unknown number. After consecutive ping up from unknown number, he tempted to know about the person. With the curiosity, Aditya makes a call to the sender. The call is answered by a beautiful female voice. Mesmerized with the voice, Aditya starts a search for the unknown woman . In between continuous messaging, he is tempted and starts imaging that particular woman on the ground on her beautiful voice on canvas. This creates further more issues in his life.
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Aditya is top class executive of a company as well as a renowned painter, who is living happily with his caring wife Anagha. They are newly married and enjoying a very cozy life. One day Aditya receives a flirtatious message on Whats App from an unknown number. After consecutive ping up from unknown number, he tempted to know about the person. With the curiosity, Aditya makes a call to the sender. The call is answered by a beautiful female voice. Mesmerized with the voice, Aditya starts a search for the unknown woman . In between continuous messaging, he is tempted and starts imaging that particular woman on the ground on her beautiful voice on canvas. This creates further more issues in his life.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama, Romance
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Runtime:120 minutes
Studio:HMG Entertainment
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