Shakeela’s first stage role was of Draupadi – biopic reveals

 

A psycho- analysis of the story of a soft porn actress told through narco- analysis to the best screen writer . Some questions in the film posed by title character  need answers. Which film did Dushasana see before raping Draupadi ? Did Ravan watch Shakeela film to kidnap Sita ? Should not there be rapes in theaters every Friday when Shakeela movie is released ?

Cut to biopic - Now this young Muslim girl Shau Ka to feed the family of her mother ( ex junior actress) and sisters does `bit’ roles. It was her portrayal of Draupadi in the school play that was a forerunner of things to happen. Her classmate who had a crush on her played Arjun in the play. Then we are told about that  Shakeela was about to slit her wrists as she had no work , news on TV came that  Silk committed suicide. She become the new Queen Vamp.

Now a Star Salim whom Shakeela adored, invited her to his bedroom but she refused to play ball, is the bad guy who brings about her down fall. In case you are wondering who this actor in real life – it is Mammooty. He is shown playing a cop and acting out a scene with a lady cop saying the sexist dialogues that got slammed.

 Her own production is stuck as Salim brings out a situation to ban her film. She sells everything to pay the debts. She moves in with her body double (a new aspect for a soft porn actress in South). Again a struggle till the ban is lifted. She is back in business.

Now Shakeela is on a course to correct her public image and produces a biopic. Her childhood friend who played Arjun in school surfaces to fund it. They are in love. You even have an Onam song in Hindi.

Salim again resurfaces as his film is now pitted against Shakeela’s. Her film is a hit but her BF is angry as censored bits were interpolated in the film without her know. Salim’s goons attack her double instead of her and media questions her. She poses questions that has no answers. She walks away saying all are responsible for popularity of  porn and it’s actors. Directed by Indrajit Lankesh.