Toilet: A Love Story – IOTW Report

Toilet: A Love Story

And you thought you were in trouble for leaving the seat up, this guy has to put a toilet in his house in order to win back his bride, who refuses to use the traditional facilities in his Indian village, the great outdoors.

In theaters in time for India’s Independence Day, “Toilet: Ek Prem Katha” is billed as a romantic comedy with a serious social message-  stop shatting in the outdoors for Ganesha’s sake.

Trailer

One paragraph plot summary Here

 

 

 

25 Comments on Toilet: A Love Story

  1. BOLLYWOOD FOREVER!!!
    Hollywood. Must. Die.

    I’ll be on the lookout for this one but, in the meanwhile, try to see these, if you can get your hands on a copy (FAMILY FRIENDLY unless otherwise indicated):

    Sultan
    3 Idiots (brilliant engineers with sometimes bad language)
    Bride and Prejudice
    Chak De!
    Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam
    I Have Found It
    Kuch Naa Kaho
    Main Krishna Hoon (kids’ film!)
    Ram-Leela (an Indian Romeo & Juliet)

  2. “I was looking forward to seeing Dunkirk when it comes out, but this may be trumping that choice.”

    Coincidentally, the English title of the Toilet movie is “Dumpderp”. Gotta look closely at the marquee when you go in.

  3. I am reminded of a program, don’t remember the title, it was hilarious.
    Centered around getting available women North to Alaska with marriage on their minds.
    They loved the summertime scenery, the abundance of wild life, the can do attitude, the virile men.
    When it was disclosed they had to use an outdoor toilet in the winter, that was it.
    Even the places with indoor facilities, they were frozen for a good part of the winter.
    YUGE deal breaker, I doubt even Donald could talk them into it.

  4. The reality is that the Mrs. will be able to sit enthroned, but her bio-solids will gently drop and float in the exposed concrete channel to the gutter outside her house. If that makes her happy, so be it, they still don’t use toilet paper anyway.

  5. 100% better than the crap coming out of Hollywood. I’ll watch for the humor and for Akshay Kumar.

    I’m with Czar on this one. Bollywood makes some great movies and ‘Sultan’ is a good one to see. Even at 50 yrs Salman Khan is worth watching. There’s acting and not just a series of special effects with some Leo DiCaprio type posing and posturing..
    Bajrangi Bhaijaan is another for the list. Also anything with Hrithik Roshan.

    On the serious side PM Modi has a campaign to place toilets in every Indian village no matter how remote.

  6. Having had to use “squatty potties” in Japan and elsewhere in the far east, I totally sympathise with her. In Japan there were long lines for the western toilets..even the natives didn’t want their traditional potties.

  7. My wife is from a poor, top of the mountain, in the jungle, rugged terrain village that had ONE water faucet in the entire village. South
    of Cebu. Shit holes were standard and the productive put a shack around
    them for privacy.
    She’s the cleanest woman I’ve ever met.

    Thank the good lord I’m fortunate!! 🙂

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