Sherni: A good movie which starts feeling stretchy after a point of time

Female oriented movies have always been appreciated and welcomed in Indian cinema. However, the number of female-oriented films is way less than other films being made today. Sherni is one such film that is based on the life of a female forest officer.

The movie mainly focuses on a tigress who is roaming around freely and is searching for a place to settle. In this process, she kills many people and a lady officer investigates the case. The officer played by Vidya Balan wants to catch that tigress alive and release her in a national park.

However, the other people have different agendas and the tigress is ultimately shot down only to fulfil the political motives of people. Her cubs are also said to be harmful and people want to kill those innocent souls as well.

The villagers come to the rescue of the cubs and hide them safely and the information is given only to the female officer who was interested in saving the tigress and her cubs. The officer is ultimately transferred because of her honesty and at the end of the movie she is shown working in a wildlife museum.

The cast and crew of the movie are great but after a point of time the story starts getting monotonous and the officer from whose life the story is inspired had said that there is a lot of fictionalization and most of it is false.

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