The film follows Mandar Ponkshe (played by Gulshan Devaiah), a young man with a strong sexual appetite from a young age. As he grows older, Mandar becomes a hunter of sorts, engaging in casual relationships and one-night stands with various women. The narrative is presented in a non-linear fashion, with Mandar’s present-day life and his past escapades intertwined.
In the present day, Mandar decides to settle down and get married. However, his promiscuous past comes back to haunt him when he realizes that one of his potential matches, Tripti (played by Radhika Apte), is connected to several women from his past. This revelation leads to complications and comedic situations as Mandar tries to navigate his way through his relationships.
As the story unfolds, the film explores themes of love, commitment, and the consequences of one’s actions. Mandar’s journey from a carefree womanizer to someone seeking a meaningful connection forms the crux of the narrative.
In the resolution, Mandar learns valuable lessons about relationships and the importance of honesty. The film concludes with a more mature Mandar, having experienced personal growth and understanding the significance of emotional connections.
“Hunterrr” is known for its bold and frank portrayal of adult themes, combining humor with a coming-of-age narrative that explores the complexities of modern relationships.