Daughters of This Century

<p>Hemlata lives with her daughter Rama and her son-in-law Vinod. She has sold her own house on the insistence of her sons Habu, Labu and Pulu. Now she has an impermanent address. Previously, she stayed at Habu’s place, and then at Labu’s place. Once, after a house party at Rama’s place is over, Hemlata erroneously shatters a bottle of , which infuriates Vinod. When Vinod and Rama have a squabble over this issue, Hemlata decides to leave for Labu’s place. The film received positive review for the performance of the cast, but negative reviews followed for Sinha’s weak screenplay. wrote, “All the characters ignite sparks through their bright performances but fail to start the fire. In the end, the viewer feels let down by Sinha”. Monish Kumar Das of Upperstall.com describes the film to be “a strong statement depicting the neglect and abuse Indian women have faced throughout the 20th century.”</p>