It is an interesting and rarely tackled subject, which is why it is commendable that debutant director Samir Patil chose this subject in his debut film. This is mainly due to the orthodox and often hypocritical approach of our society which is prevalent towards such issues. Enraged by this, the three men set out to find the people responsible for this act and to set things right before it is too late.Īpparently based on a true incident which occurred in Maharashtra, Poshter Boyz tackles the subject of vasectomy, an issue concerned to be taboo in India and rarely discussed in public in our society. It soon turns out that the photos of these three men are accidentally printed on a Government ad promoting vasectomy and this has caused the turmoil in their lives and is responsible for them facing humiliation. On the other hand Sadanand’s wife wants to file for a divorce and Arjun’s father in law to be (Uday Sabnis) refuses to let his daughter Kalpana (Pooja Sawant) get married to Arjun and thus these three people find their lives turned upside down all of a sudden. These people are living a peaceful life when the son in law to be of Jagan Deshmukh calls off the wedding with Jagan’s daughter. Jagan Deshmukh (Dilip Prabhvalkar) a highly respected elderly person, Sadanand Kulkarni (Hrishikesh Joshi) a respected school teacher and Arjun ( Aniket Vishwasrao) a hot tempered youngster are residents of Wadner village located in the district of Maharashtra.
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