Bhojpuri film ‘Lachhminiya’ is a strong slap to the caste system, will show the mirror to those who discriminate, will change your mindset in time – Bhojpuri film Lachhminiya is a strong slap to the caste system

Ritesh S Kumar, director of the film ‘Lachhminiya’, has commented strongly on caste through his film. “Sometimes our caste shames us,” he said. This film criticises the dirty systems of society and at the same time raises questions about caste-based mindset. This film is made in Bihari Hindi language. Ritesh S Kumar, director of the film ‘Lachhminiya’, while sharing his concerns about the film, said, ‘The film ‘Lachhminiya’ exposes the deep roots of the caste system, which is prevalent in our society. today they are also present. This film is not just a means of entertainment, but is an attempt to bring to light those ills of our society which are generally ignored.

What is the movie ‘Lachhminiya’ about?

The film’s lead actor Sintu Singh Sagar said, “Our film shows how the caste system mite works at every level of society and how it affects the lives of lower caste people. Through the film, we want to convey the message that we need to stand up against these social evils and move towards an egalitarian society. Ritesh S Kumar expressed his hope that ‘Lachhminiya’ will succeed in raising awareness among the audience and play an important role in bringing about a positive change in society.

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Cast of the film ‘Lachhminiya’

The film ‘Lachhminiya’ is produced under the banner of Filmania Film Factory and Natrang Entertainment and stars Tanushree Chatterjee, Sintu Singh Sagar. It is produced by Ajitabh Tiwari and directed by Ritesh S Kumar. The film shows how the feudal lords look down on the daughters and daughters of lower castes and sometimes take unfair advantage of them. When someone protests, their voice is suppressed and a conspiracy is hatched to eliminate those voices that are not suppressed.

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The shooting took place in Bihar.

‘Lachhminiya’ has been shot in Bihar’s Lakhisarai district and the film is now ready to be screened at film festivals. Director Ritesh S Kumar said that this film will raise questions about some dirty systems of society, challenging caste mentality.