The article draws a comparison between ‘Phullu’ and ‘Padman’, both films addressing menstrual hygiene. While ‘Padman’ received wider recognition, ‘Phullu’ offers an alternative perspective. The film focuses on the character of Phullu, played by Sharib Hashmi, who becomes aware of the unhygienic practices related to menstruation in his village and makes it his mission to introduce sanitary pads. The narrative is about Phullu’s struggles. The film’s raw depiction of rural life and the protagonist’s commitment are highlighted. The article also notes the differing film certifications for the two movies, reflecting potential biases in censorship.
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