
Penguin
2020

Representation Score
Fair
2021
Director
Milind Rau
Runtime
146 minutes
Average Rating
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Netrikann redefines the relationship between disability and ability to act by centering a visually impaired protagonist. This choice dismantles the 'helpless' disabled cliché, presenting a character whose sensory adaptations provide intellectual strength. The film's strength lies in its refusal to use disability as inspiration or pity. Instead, it positions the protagonist's competence as a driving force in the plot. While the film does not delve deeply into broader socio-political or LGBTQ+ themes, its innovative approach to sensory divergence sets it apart from conventional thrillers.
Category Breakdown
The film does not include any LGBTQ+ characters or dynamics related to sexual orientation or gender identity.
The narrative challenges traditional gender roles by giving the female lead a central role in driving the story. She is portrayed as intellectually capable and proactive, taking charge of the investigation.
Set in Mumbai, the film features a predominantly Indian cast that authentically represents the local middle-class community.
The story adheres to typical crime thriller conventions without direct socio-political commentary. It avoids a singular religious perspective, focusing instead on the procedural and psychological aspects of the investigation.
The protagonist's blindness is a key part of her identity, used positively as a tool for survival and intellectual advantage.
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Official Synopsis
A cat-and-mouse game engages between a blind woman and a serial killer when the former becomes the witness of a kidnap performed by the latter.

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