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PHOTO: SCREENGRABNow that that's out of the way, let's speak of the more serious parts. Yamin's character is seen married off to a village guy but due to financial constraints, she moves to Dubai, to work as a maid. And that's where the second lead Kiran Malik, who plays a Dubai-based socialite named Mehr, comes in.
PHOTO: SCREENGRABThe trailer shows the transition from Pinky's village life to Mehr's lavish lifestyle in a subtly comical way. The Maan Jao Na star is seen waiting at the airport for hours, holding a name board until Santosh the chauffeaur (Sunny Hinduja) finally comes to pick her up.
PHOTO: SCREENGRABThen, begins the atypical friendship between Pinky and her memsaab (Mehr). Clips of Mehr teaching Pinky how to set the table, speak English, put on makeup, wear certain clothing - all the basics - are shown throughout the trailer. It even shows how Mehr's friends confuse Pinky as her sister.
PHOTO: SCREENGRABHowever, in between these 'happier' moments, snippets of the bitter relationship Mehr has with her husband Hasan (Adnan Jaffar) are also displayed; including hints of abuse, jealousy and carelessness. This negativity portrayed in Mehr's life is probably the reason why the bond between the two females had formed, as she finds a kind of escape in her kinship with Pinky.
PHOTO: SCREENGRABOverall, Pinky Memsaab is a story of two different worlds in the form of Pinky and Mehr. It entangles the lives of the four characters quite aptly, making for a thought-provoking tale. The concept, as Mehr narrates it, seems to be "Kuch cheezen door se bohot achi lagti hain, per paas jao... toh woh baat rehti hi nahi. (Some things look very admirable from afar, but when you come closer, it's just not the same."
Pinky Memsaab is all set to hit theatres on Decemebr 7, 2018.
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