Indian Partner [Film and TV Commentary]

The movie was once translated as "The Cushion Man" and is adapted from the real deeds of Indian grassroots entrepreneur Muruganantham. Due to the high tariffs on sanitary napkins, more than 80% of women in India were still unable to use sanitary products during their menstrual period in 2012. The protagonist Lakshmi (played by Akshay Kumar), who has a junior high school education, is looking for low-cost production methods of sanitary napkins for the health of his wife (played by Radhika Apte), but is regarded as a pervert and madman by the whole village. Finally, he goes to the big city of Delhi and meets the most important beautiful partner in his life, Pari (Sonam Kapoor). ), eventually invented a low-cost sanitary napkin production machine and opened the patent, bringing changes to India's national concept of female menstrual hygiene. In July 2018, India abolished import tariffs on sanitary napkins. "Powerful and strong people will not make the country stronger. Only when women are strong, mothers are strong, and sisters are strong, the country will be strong."