Nukkad Naatak review: A heartfelt take on the power of performing arts
Nukkad Naatak review Cast: Molshri, Shivang Rajpal, DanishHusain, Medha Khanna Director: Tanmaya Shekhar Star rating: ★★★ The past weekend has felt steeped in the arts. If Michael, the biopic, leaned into music, the lesser-known Nukkad Natak (dropping on OTT) focused on the performing arts. What connects the two is simple: they make you care about what’s unfolding on screen. Nukkad Naatak is available to watch on Netflix. The premise Nukkad Natak has been quietly making headlines, first for securing a theatrical release earlier this year despite limited screens. Mounted on a shoestring budget by a small team, the film follows Molshri (played by Molshri) and Shivang (Shivang Rajpal), members of their college theatre society. After being expelled for theft, they are offered a shot at re-admission by the college director: help five children from a nearby slum get into school, and they can complete their course. What follows forms the rest of the narrative. What works Directed by Tanmaya Shekhar, this one hour forty five minute film gets an essential detail right. Its protagonists feel …
