Krasotka v udare

In a remote village, a widow fights to protect her community from exploitation while seeking safer livelihoods. Her journey reveals both struggle and hope as she works to build a better future. The film "Kajri" is the mirror of Indian society which makes it think, there is this kind of life too. He is living his ife, and is alive. The parts of the country where the Indian Army has a bomb testing range Dozens of villagers comein that range, although the Ministry of Defense has settled the village outside the bomb testing range, but the tribals living here have not vacated their homes and make the shells of those bombs the means of livelihood for their livelihood. For that from which iron, copper comes out, some contractor has to pay a few rupees.Some bombs are not able to explode, they bring them home and in the process of releasing the bombs, they explode in the house itself and die. Especially the men of the family are engaged in these works, due to which most of the women have become widows. Some contractors take advantage of this and push these women into prostitution. There is a need to present this whole incident in a fictional story . —Paresh Masih