Bahaar

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Bahaar is a Hindi drama short film from the year 2021 and is directed by Yuvraaj Parashar.

Bahaar was released in the year 2021 on the 26th of March. Bahaar is also available on OTT platforms like Disney+ Hotstar and MX Player. The short film has an approximate runtime of 22 minutes.

Directed by Yuvraaj Parashar and even produced by him under the production banner of Movies Masti Magic. The main Bahaar cast includes Mona Anbegaonkar, Shipra Kasana, Suhel Ali Khan, Rahul Parashar, Alka Singh, and Araav Singh among many others.

The story of Bahaar centres on a young girl who fled her home in search of a happily ever after. Everything was going smoothly until she eventually experienced reality. The movie is based on a real event. When she is still unable to have children even after five years of marriage, her entire world crumbles. She died every single day to prove herself a good daughter-in-law and worthy of her husband and his family in her repeated futile attempts to become a mother and produce a male heir. She makes every effort and visits every possible source, but her husband and his family will never understand that a guy can also be sterile.

Bahaar received an IMDB rating of 9.1 out of 10. Bahaar depends significantly on Mona Ambegaunkar's acting skills because she takes the lead. Her hatred towards her daughter-in-law is typical of the way many mothers-in-law treat their sons' wives. As the miserable daughter-in-law, Shipra Kasana effectively conveys her vulnerability. Bahaar depends significantly on Mona Ambegaunkar's acting skills because she takes the lead. Her hatred towards her daughter-in-law is typical of the way many mothers-in-law treat their sons' wives. As the miserable daughter-in-law, Shipra Kasana effectively conveys her vulnerability. Bahaar does highlight a social ill, and for that, it merits praise.