Hunterrr, a 2015 Indian Hindi-language adult comedy film, was written and directed by Harshavardhan Kulkarni. The film features Gulshan Devaiah, Radhika Apte, and Sai Tamhankar. It follows the life of a seemingly ordinary man with a sex addiction and his lustful adventures.

Released on March 20, 2015, the film was later adapted into Telugu as Babu Baga Active (2017).

Plot
Mandar Ponkshe and Dilip aka Yusuf spend their school occasions going by their cousin, Kshitij, in a town in Maharashtra. The more seasoned Kshitij is in military school, and presents them to his sees on marriage, adore and sex. By the conclusion of the excursion, Mandar begins to fantasize approximately ladies and charm girls.

Six a long time afterward, the three cousins live independently in the same city, Pune. Mandar is ousted from the college residence for welcoming domestic a female visitor. He is constrained to lease an loft exterior in the city, where he starts an issue with a understudy called Parul. Mandar and Parul begin off affectionately, but the relationship sours as before long as Mandar begins accepting consideration from a hitched lady in his loft complex called Jyotsna. After bedding a consistent stream of excellent ladies, Kshitij finds cherish in Anju, a companion of one of his numerous lady friends, who was being sexually manhandled by her father. Kshitij takes Anju in, and afterward, the two get hitched. Mandar and Yusuf comment how 'love is blind', as Kshitij settled for Anju after dating ladies discernibly more alluring than her.

After weeks of being a tease, Mandar starts an undertaking with Jyotsna. He cuts off Parul as Jyotsna takes over his life. The two meet furtively at to begin with, before long getting to be more gutsy. In the long run, Jyotsna's spouse goes up against Mandar and he is constrained to conclusion the issue. Mandar moves once more, and too tries to revive things with Parul but she has moved on. Over the following decade, Mandar gets to be a cad, as he idealizes the craftsmanship of picking up ladies for casual connections. One of his lady friends is an more seasoned hitched lady called Savita Bhabhi (bhabhi moreover implies sister-in-law, or brother's spouse), who employments Mandar to fulfill her sexual needs.

Entering his 30s presently, Mandar tires of his way of life and looks for to settle down. His endeavors to meet potential matches through wedding websites for an organized marriage come up short at to begin with, as ladies are frightened absent by his dating involvement. Sad, Mandar is constrained to regard Yusuf's exhortation to attempt an substitute approach. For his following assembly, he presents himself as holier-than-thou and missing sexual involvement. This reverse discharges as well, as his following potential coordinate, Tripti, is present day and active. Tripti's sees on sex and connections reflect those of the genuine Mandar, so she rejects him for coming over as clear. In any case, Mandar proceeds to seek after her whereas still keeping up his charade.

Mandar and Yusuf learn that Kshitij has kicked the bucket in dynamic military benefit. Crushed at the misfortune of a coach, Mandar is shattered but comforted by Tripti, who offers in his despondency. Seeing in him an passionate, honest to goodness and dependable individual, Tripti changes her intellect and acknowledges his marriage proposition. The two report their engagement, and Mandar meets Tripti's ex-boyfriend, Chax, at one of their parties. In the interim, battling with monogamy, Mandar answers a booty call from Savita Bhabhi. A few time afterward, he picks up and brings a lady from the airplane terminal to a lodging room, who turns out to be a removed relative. Embarrassed at his unbridled ways, Mandar chooses to confess to Tripti around his past.

At Tripti's flat, he finds Chax is resting on the lounge chair. Tripti guarantees Mandar that she and Chax are no longer together, and that she is as it were making a difference him bargain sincerely with her engagement. Mandar uncovers his past to Tripti, anticipating her to call off the wedding, in any case, she is diminished after learning the truth from Mandar. She too confesses to having had an premature birth amid her relationship with Chax, and accepts they both can begin once again. Afterward, Mandar and Yusuf examine the night's occasions. Yusuf stresses that Mandar's guardians will learn of his wantonness from the far off relative, but Mandar is unfazed. He is substance at having made things right with Tripti, and knows that he will before long settle down after an dynamic life seeking after women.

Cast

Gulshan Devaiah as Mandar Ponkshe, the philanderer
Radhika Apte as Tripti Gokhale
Sai Tamhankar as Jyotsna Surve
Sagar Deshmukh as Dilip "Yusuf" Ponkshe
Veera Saxena as Parul Kotak
Rachel D'Souza as Shobha N. T.
Vaibbhav Tatwawdi as Kshitij
Suraj Jagan as Chakravarthy "Chaxx"
Sandeep Dhabale as Mandar's friend
Neena Kulkarni as Mandar's mother
Ravindra Mankani as Mandar's father
Pratibha Date as Tripti's mother
Dilip Vengurlekar as Tripti's father
Nitesh Pandey as Deepak Surve, Jyotsna's husband
Hansa Singh as Savitha Sahay
Subhadip Raha as the constable