Mere Pyare Prime Minister (2019)

After his mother is raped when she goes out at night to defecate, a young boy takes it upon himself to build a toilet for her and writes a letter to the Prime Minister to help improve the conditions in his slum. This page has my dear prime minister 2018, watch online, my dear prime minister 2018 free download, full movie hd.

When Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra decides to come up with another film on the same subject (Toilet ek prem kattha), you might hope he may have something more to say. Does he? Almost. Filmxy has My Dear Prime Minister (2018) Online Full Movie, My Dear Prime Minister (2018) free download HD Bluray 720p 1080p with English subtitle. Stars: Rasika Agashe, Sonia Albizuri, Syna Anand

While (TOILET- EPK) film was a love story where a husband works at building toilets for his wife, here, we have a young boy named Kanhu (Om Kanojiya) who wants to do the same for his mother. In his quest for his slum to have a toilet, he writes a letter to the Prime Minister and travels to Delhi from Mumbai, to deliver the letter to the PM.

The first thing that the filmmaker avoids is to politicise the issue like other films about the subject have done, which in itself is a commendable thing. He focuses on the story instead which elevates the film from being a propaganda machine. The strongest part of the movie is the casting. The young actors do a solid job and totally steal the show.

The weakest part of the film seems to be the story. Their journey to Delhi that the kids partake in, could have been made a bit more interesting. The film is a sweet, slice-of-life drama about a kid who loves his mother and wants her life to be just a little bit better.

It pains me to believe that Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra made this damp squib of a movie which balances itself as a film that hopes to provide both entertainment and a social message. It fails miserably. Mostly because of the cringeworthy narrative where a young, streetsmart boy (Om Kanojiya) appeals to the Prime Minister of India to help him build a toilet for his single mother (Anjali Patil) in his area and travels from Mumbai to Delhi to deliver his handwritten letter to him. 

Almost every other facet in Mere Pyare Primer Minister (My Dear Prime Minister) – from the boy’s constant witty quips to the artificial nature of the proceedings that develop the conflict to the unusual response he gets during his quest – revokes a sense of stupidity (and revulsion) in the discerning viewer that cannot be described as “tugging at the heartstrings”. If you have a functioning brain and are tired of this so-called social films that puke problems and their relevance at you, Mere Pyare Primer Minister is going to disappoint you big time. There’s absolutely no reason for you to consider this considering that even the talented Patil comes off as a poorly directed, unenthusiastic puppet in this drama.