Raja Ram Vaishnav ( Rahul Bagga) who lives with his wife Renu ( Tara Alisha Berry) in a small town in Himachal, works full time for a bank, but is not really interested in his job.
Get information on Mastram cast, story and all episodes of season 1 online here. He is more into writing, which is his passion and true desire. However, the day when he is reprimanded and insulted by his boss in the bank for writing. There is some skin show, stripping and heaving that you are subjected to, but there's only so much. Not enough to qualify for an erotica.Įven in the most hard-hitting story of Mastram, the one where he talks about his own wife's sexual adventures, all you see is a messy Tara Alisha Berry (Rajaram's wife) mixing sex with cooking in a fling with her husband's friend. The film doesn't even cater to people looking for the relieving Mastram era of 1980s. The biggest drawback of Mastram is that one doesnt really feel for the lead actor and his story. Secondly, Mastram also lets down people looking forward to watch the life of a writer like Mastram. Neither does Rajaram win our sympathy or attention. I am referring to the Hindi movie Mastram. The developments in Rajaram aka Mastram's life are too abrupt to develop any emotional connect with the audience.Īnother sore point is the stereotypical objectification of women in the movie as mere sex objects. When he finds no takers for his serious stories, he starts writing pornography under the pseudonym Mastram. The protagonist, who is supposed to be a 'clean' writer, is forced to write porn when he sees his wife having sex with his friend. He is happy that he has fodder for one more Mastram story. There are, nonetheless, a few high points in the film. Rahul Bagga and Tara Berry are convincing for most of their parts in the movie.
The film does offer bits of humour, even if below-the-belt.īut do you really want to go to the theatres to watch a film that doesn't add up to anything worthwhile? I would suggest not.
If interested, find some old copies of Mastram instead.
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