The Sunil Shetty debut movie Aa Bb Kk has released today on the big screen. Aa Bb Kk movie review on Times of India has awarded it 3 out of 5 stars. Movie also star Nawazuddin Siddiqui, Tamannah Bhatia, Tanvi Sinha, Ravi Kishan, Sajd Patkar , Kishor Kadam and many more. Directed by Ramkumar Gorakhanath Shedge.

Aa Bb Kk Movie Review

The movie has a storyline which will revolve around some social Problems mainly focus on girls education.
And revolves around two orphan children Hari(Sahil Joshi) and Jani ( Maithili Patwardhan), while giving birth to Jani’s mother died, and people marked her like a curse. Saying she is the reason why her mother died.

After which Hari took the responsibility of her sister and became her Father, Mother, and brother caring and giving her love of 3. He wants to fulfill the dream of his parents to give her proper education so she could break free from poverty. However, the society considers her as a curse and also girl education is not something taken seriously in society.

The movie comes with the brilliant performance by a child actor, which brings emotions and questions which no one knows the answer for neither pays attention to.

With some scenes so powerful that will bring tears to your eyes.

The movie touches a lot of sensitive subjects and raises a lot of questions about gender equality, female child education female infanticide. The film makes a serious statement to everyone.

“Ye bacche ammanat hai hame inhe sambhal ke rakhna hai” a well-said dialogue by Sunil Shetty in the movie.

It raises questions about a system which is biased when it comes to the education of girls and boys. It is interesting to watch how exactly Sunil Shetty does this character in his debut Marathi Movie.

With a fantastic performance by all characters in the movie, it does well in raising question against discrimination of female child when it comes to education.

Overall movie is a brilliant piece of work and highly recommend us to everyone, we also will suggest keeping tissues with you while you watch this film primarily to those who are very emotional.