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Based on true events, Bhakshak packs some powerful performances but overwhelms itself with too many messages

Journalism is ultimately about integrity.

In Bollywood, potent narratives often wilt in the shadows

Bhumi Pednekar's crime thriller, Bhakshak, has been praised for its impactful storyline and brilliant performances.

Anticipating a child abuse movie without rattling viewers’ mental well-being is akin to walking a tightrope. Yet, these narratives courageously delve into the depths of a society plagued by heartlessness, where predators roam unchecked and victims suffer in silence. Enter ‘Bhakshak’ – Netflix’s groundbreaking addition to the scene, promising a fresh perspective on this critical […] - Newsx

Bhakshak directed by Pulkit and starring Bhumi Pednekar, Sanjay Mishra, Aditya Srivastava and others is an excellent social-satire that should be watched by all. The film is now streaming on Netflix.

With so much going for it, why does the film not pack a heftier punch? It is certainly not for want of trying on the part of lead actress Bhumi Pednekar.

Bhakshak Review: Bhumi Pednekar is outstanding in Netflix's new film but the film offers limited story to work around.

Bhakshak movie review: From Thank You For Coming to Bhakshak, Bhumi Pednekar shows her prowess and range as an actor once again. | Bollywood

Quick take: Bhakshak is based on true incidents of child abuse. Cast: Bhumi Pednekar, Sanjay Mishra, Sai Tamhankar.