City of Gold review...

This flick gives the reality touch to the era of 1980’s mill workers’ and their family’s hardships during that time of recession for textiles mills.. it deals with their poverty, economic and thus emotional disturbances, conflicts between thoughts of own mind, Mumbai chowl neighbours, the life there...

I think 80’s is the era, attracted to many film makers as in recent past we had two three releases- Striker, Baabar.... , chandni baar was also based on 80’s decade..

Especially talking about Mahesh manjarekar, his camera has some sort of attraction to Mumbai chowl, the tenants there, their behaviour, their hardships, their thinking.... Vastav is the best suited example to the same.. where he achieved a pinnacle of involvement for audience and a pinnacle to Sanju baba’s career too.. City of Gold revolves around the life in chowls of Mumbai were mill workers live their lives, their children grow, what they learn from the environment, and how the life lead them or they lead their life to where... you’ll definitely admit that Mahesh manjarekar has tried hard to put the picture near to reality..

This film belongs to him only,,

3/5 popcorns

(City of Gold movie review: rj vishal)