Stanley ka Dabba is Produced, Directed and Written by Amol Gupte, the writer of Taare Zameen Par. In fact, he even acted as the selfish Hindi teacher cum villain of this movie. A heart-warming story with kids as main characters, Stanley ka Dabba is not only for kids but is actually for adults. It’s a movie, which all of us can relate to our school days.
The innocent friendship among the classmates irrespective of their backgrounds and trying to impress the sweet and beautiful teacher is very endearing.
If you had cried bucketful in TZP, you will at least cry a couple of mugful for the brilliant Stanley, played by Partho, Amol Gupte’s son. In a scene, where he drinks water to quench his hunger, is heart-rending.
The message in the end, leaves a deep impact. Majorly shot in a classroom, this movie moves you not only with its simple and uncomplicated narration but also the brilliant acting by the kids and teachers.
A MUST watch movie.
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Aha… Stanley is on my todo list since a week. I suppose ill watch it only if it survives next week,
Never liked TZP cos the message was unclear, not sure how i will like it. 😀
yes Mam,… will watch it for sure as and when it comes to be showcased here …
Bikram’s
This may be excellent movie for children and teachers. They might seem good morals.
I guess I will watch this one.
Oh I wanna watch this one.
I heard good reviews at multiple blogs..Now I am waiting to see this movie..
I did see the promos. Sounds like a movie not to be missed.
I am hearing very good things about this movie .Thanks for the review.
I so want to watch this movie too! Will it be suitable for a 4.5 year old too? Can take Namnam also then.
Thanks for the review, Shilpa 🙂
I had read two reviews of this film. One says better then TZP and a must watch.
Another said not good.
Now yours is the third one, and it say must watch too. 🙂
Let’s see how this film is. 🙂
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shilpa
I’ll surely try to catch this one…looks like a real gud one. 🙂
Sounds like a movie to watch, thanks for the review…its really good.
Wanted to ask , if the movie is suitable for my <5 years old son. He has never been to movie and I am looking for an apt one to be his first one 🙂
@ Swati : Yeah, it’s perfect for a 5+kid!! No wrong impression from the film!! GO for it! 🙂
PS : This is the 5th time I trying to respond to the comments, but not able to do so!! Blogger issue!! 🙁
Wow! Why didnt I write the PS earlier!! 😀
Sounds like a good movie. I must watch it as I am a sucker for senti kiddie tales ;-).