Patralekhaa reflects on portraying Savitribai Phule as Phule completes one month in theatres; says, “It honestly feels surreal that Phule is still running in its fifth week” : Bollywood News

As Phule enters its fifth successful week in theatres, audiences continue to celebrate the powerful storytelling and amazing performances that bring the lives of Mahatma Jyotirao Phule and Savitribai Phule to the big screen.

Patralekhaa reflects on portraying Savitribai Phule as Phule completes one month in theatres; says, “It honestly feels surreal that Phule is still running in its fifth week”

Patralekhaa, who essays the role of the iconic social reformer Savitribai Phule, shared her heartfelt gratitude, “It honestly feels surreal that Phule is still running in its fifth week. I knew this was a special story when I read the script, but the love it’s received has been overwhelming. Playing Savitribai changed something in me, and I’m just so grateful people are connecting with her journey,” she said.

Directed by Ananth Narayan Mahadevan, Phule has made a strong impact on audiences, resonating not only for its historical importance but also for the emotional depth and authenticity of its storytelling. The film brings to life the legacy of social reformers Jyotirao and Savitribai Phule, whose work laid the foundation for education and equality in India.

Pratik Gandhi’s portrayal of Jyotirao Phule has earned widespread acclaim for its sincerity and nuance, effectively capturing the conviction and quiet strength of the reformer. Equally compelling is Patralekhaa’s performance as Savitribai Phule. Her transformation into the pioneering educator has struck a chord with viewers across the country, highlighting the resilience, courage, and quiet revolution led by a woman who challenged deep-rooted norms and championed the right to learn. Through her performance, Patralekhaa brings renewed attention to Savitribai’s lasting influence — a legacy that continues to inspire generations.

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