The protagonist in the film is an entrepreneur who invents low-cost pad-making machines, bringing health care to poor families in remote areas and providing employment opportunities for many uneducated women.
Compared with "Partners in India", the two films have different focuses. The former focuses on expressing the impact on social transformation, while the latter focuses more on expressing individuals and dreams. So the film has another name called "The Padman", which I personally think is more appropriate for the film. "Partners" will draw attention to the film's second protagonist, Paliwalia. And this emotional line is relatively weak compared to the emotional line between the film's opening and Gloria.
I think in the first half of the film, after explaining why the male protagonist wants to make sanitary napkins, the plot seems to be a little repetitive. On the contrary, the plot began to become exciting after meeting Pavallia, but the rhythm of the plot was a little faster later. In the final ending, the male protagonist still went back to find his wife, which is also in line with his original intention, so this ending is relatively reasonable.
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