Satyaprem’s story is told from a male perspective rather than a female one, which has drawn criticism from the film’s director Sameer Vidhans. She has stated that this was a deliberate move to make the “feminist husband” the main voice in the narrative as she believes feminism will achieve its objective when men change.
For Sameer’s Satyaprem Ki Katha, which premieres on June 29, Kartik Aaryan and Kiara Advani reunite on screen for the second time. Gajraj Rao and Supriya Pathak play Karthik’s parents in the Namah Pictures and Sajid Nadiadwala-produced movie, which also stars Shikha Talsania as Karthik’s sister. Rajpal Yadav plays a significant part in the movie as well.
Pov of Feminist Husband
In response to a question regarding the lack of a female point of view in his Bollywood debut, Sameer stated in an interview with India Today, “Yes, the story is from Sattu’s point of view because, from the very first scene, the story is about him and Katha with him. We’ve seen a lot of movies on this topic, but our writer Karan Sharma thought it would be interesting to tell a love story from the perspective of a feminist husband. It was a deliberate choice made because, in all honesty, I think that only when male society changes will feminism truly succeed in its goals.
‘Pro Hero’
He continued, “We wanted to tell the tale of a loser in society’s eyes who has come to be a good and obedient husband, and perhaps that is his goal. Sattu claims that he will always be “One” because of this. Supporting Hero’s” struggle for self-respect in the story. So, we presented it from his perspective.
Story of Satyaprem on BO
True love story The producers announced this earlier in the week. A press release read: “The movie received a lot of adoration from the audience and overwhelmingly positive feedback. On Sunday, its India gross surpassed $2 billion, and its global gross surpassed $100 billion.”
