Official: Nagesh Kukunoor

Nagesh Kukunoor, known for his specific describing and affinity for socially germane subjects, facilitated the hard-hitting film Lakshmi. Kukunoor, who has as of now passed on acclaimed motion pictures such as Hyderabad Blues and Iqbal, brings a rough and decided account to Lakshmi. 

Cast and Crew
Lakshmi gloats a gifted prepared cast that brings the nerve-racking story to life with able appears. Monali Thakur, basically known for her singing career, steps into the challenging portion of Lakshmi, a 14-year-old youthful woman who is captured and sold into a brothel. Thakur’s portrayal of the energetic girl’s quality and confirmation is both heart-wrenching and rousing.
 

Veteran performing artist Satish Kaushik conveys a chilling execution as Reddy, the merciless brothel proprietor who benefits from the hopelessness of others. Nagesh Kukunoor himself takes on the part of Chinna, Reddy's brother, who seizes Lakshmi and presents her to the horrendous world of exploitation.

Shefali Shah, in the part of Jyothi, is a complex character who straddles the line between oppressor and defender. Jyothi’s battle to secure a superior future for her girl, whereas being complicit in the misuse of other young ladies, includes layers to the story.

Supporting Roles

Ram Kapoor plays the attorney who speaks to Lakshmi in her battle for equity, at first reluctant but inevitably getting to be a column of back. Vibha Chibber as Amma, the brothel’s more seasoned servant, and Priyanka Vir as Uma Didi, a kind-hearted lady who makes a difference the young ladies, contribute essentially to the story’s passionate depth.

Conclusion

Lakshmi is an. effective film that sparkles a light on the dim underbelly of human trafficking. Through stellar exhibitions and Kukunoor’s determined course, the film serves as a strong update of the quality and strength of the human soul.