MASTRAM Full Movie Review: A Below Average Film That Fails To Deliver On Promises

If you're just looking forward to some spicy sequences and are expecting more than what's shown in its online promos, then MASTRAM is certainly a below average film that fails to deliver. However, if you approach the film with a different perspective - as a study of the person behind those best-selling sex books in the 80s - then it can be a worthy watch.

The film factually remains the same, featuring a beautiful girl's curvy body which is rhythmically compared to the Taj Mahal by one writer and interpreted in a lusty, sensual manner by another. The final insightful moments of the film reveal that it all depends on the unlimited capabilities of a human mind, which can be used in various ways.

The movie brilliantly portrays the fact that every writer takes inspiration from people around them and then assigns new roles as per their imagination. In this 98-minute film, the only sexual scenes are those where Rajaram starts writing a new story thinking about fictional characters inspired by his real-life acquaintances.

Unfortunately, many viewers are likely to feel cheated because the film gives them nothing more than what's already seen in its bold YouTube trailers. The movie focuses more on the writer's mental conflict and relationships instead of the expected erotic stuff served repeatedly.

MASTRAM begins with a young educated man aspiring to become a writer, and then progresses as a simple, realistic biography revolving around his initial hardships and struggles. For those interested in seeing how the director depicts a fictional biography of an unknown controversial personality, this can be an appealing watch, though it might not be hugely satisfying.

Ultimately, for those searching for bold porn scenes shown in its YouTube videos, the film is going to be a big disappointment as the director is not interested in providing that mental masturbation to his viewers.

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