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The Hand Backs (A) of Reel and Motion Pictures and Dushyant Corporation is the story of a call girl. Mohini (Kavita Tripathi) is a call girl who advises customers in an auto rickshaw driven by Abdul (Dinesh Bawra). Abdul needs money to pay for his child's school fees. Siren promises to give

Reel and Motion Pictures and Dushyant Nigam Hundred boxes (A) is the story of a call girl. Mohini (Kavita Tripathi) is a call girl who advises customers in an auto rickshaw driven by Abdul (Dinesh Bawra). Abdul needs money to pay for his child's school fees. Mohini promised to pay him money for fees, but as luck would have it, he did not get a client for a long time. A female police inspector first had sex with Mohini but paid her nothing. After that, an MLA had sex with Mohini but again, for free. Mohini now goes to her lover but there, she kills one of his men when he tries to rape her. She runs away from there. Then, she meets a nobleman, who takes her out for a night, but she gets Rs. 3,000 without seeking his services. Mohini Abdul received Rs. 1,700 the next morning for their child's fees. The story of Vishnupriya Singh is sedentary. M. Salim's screenplay is also silly and does not involve much. The play goes on without actually arriving at anything. M. Salim's dialogues are common. Kavita Tripathi does a good job as Mohini. Dinesh Bawra gives decent support as Abdul. Zaid Sheikh and others are common. Dushyant Pratap Singh's direction is very weak. The music (Santokh Singh, Dushyant Pratap Singh and Indrani Bhattacharjee) is weak. The lyrics are barely functional. Yogesh Singh's camerawork hardly deserves a separate mention. Hardik Sheikh's editing leaves much to be desired. Altogether, Hundred boxes By all means a poor show and hence, the flop.