Blue film is a 2005 Indian drama film directed by Rohit Roy and produced by Mahesh Bhatt.
The film is a poignant exploration of the dark and seedy underbelly of the Indian film industry, specifically focusing on the rising popularity of blue films – a term used to describe pornographic films.
The story revolves around Vicky, a down-on-his-luck struggling actor, and Sonia, a young and ambitious actress.
Vicky is a struggling actor who dreams of making it big in the film industry but is constantly faced with rejections and setbacks.
In a desperate attempt to make money, he agrees to star in a blue film.
On the other hand, Sonia, who comes from a conservative family, is also trying to make a name for herself in the industry.
However, her talent is overshadowed by her bold and provocative image, forcing her to resort to doing blue films.
The film portrays the harsh reality of the film industry, where young and vulnerable individuals are exploited and manipulated for the sake of profit and fame.
It also sheds light on the double standards and hypocrisy of society, where pornographic films are condemned publicly, but are consumed in private.
Blue film is a powerful commentary on the damaging effects of our obsession with fame and the lengths people will go to achieve it.
The film also tackles important issues such as objectification of women and the objectification of the human body in the name of entertainment.
With compelling performances from the cast and a thought-provoking storyline, Blue film is a must-watch for those looking for a raw and honest look at the dark side of the film industry.