Remakes are a part of the Bollywood industry.From songs to films, Bollywood is making remakes of various foreign films andcountry films too. Two remakes of Marathi films are releasing thisweek. The first remake is Salman Khan's film 'Antim' which is a remake ofMarathi film Mulshi Patrn. While the second remake is the film 'Chhori'released on Amazon Prime Video. It is a remake of the 2016 Marathi film'Lapachpi'. 'Chhori ' has also been directed by Vishal Furia whodirected the Marathi film.
Chhorii is a haunting story of a young couplebased in the heartlands of India. Sakshi (Nushrratt Bharuccha) is eight monthspregnant when the couple, forced out of their home, seeks refuge in a househidden inside a sugarcane field. However, the fields are ridden with secrets ofthe past which start unravelling as the film unfolds, posing a threat to themother and her unborn child. Even as Sakshi tries to save herself and herunborn baby, sighting of three mysterious kids and charred women coupled witha soul-stirring lullaby emanating from an old transistor wreaks havoc with hersanity. Will Sakshi be able to save herself? Will she be able to protect herunborn child? And most importantly, will Sakshi be able to get out of the mazelike fields? Sakshi's quest to find the answers to all these questions takes uson a journey that's got horror, thrills and chills, all in equal proportions.
Vishal Furia tried to intimidate and send amessage. But he is neither completely intimidated nor able to express hispoint effectively. Talking about acting, Nushrratt Bharucha has done a goodjob and she also impresses with her acting. Mita Vashisht also did a goodjob.
Nushrratt Bharuccha has been making someexperimental choices and it is fun to see her explore more. In Chhorii shebecomes a woman who is stuck in a situation and her unborn child is at stake. Shehas given a power-packed performance which makes this film a must watch for theaudiences.