Mrunal Thakur & Avinash Tiwary share delightful chemistry in this predictable drama
REVIEW: Proper from the opening scene, writer-director Celina John’s quick movie highlighted Ghazal and Inder’s robust relationship. And one would kind a bond with them due to their amusing and pyaari si nok-jhok’s. With a quick runtime of 13-minutes, the story exhibits the inter-religious relationship and communities’ acceptance of it.
The story takes a flip when the couple’s lives are disrupted by the undesirable friends introduced in by the property dealer (Gopal Datt), although they’d no intention to let go of the home.
Mrunal Thakur and Avinash Tiwary’s on-screen chemistry seems natural. And, that has confirmed to be an asset for the story, which is in any other case fairly predictable after a couple of minutes. Proper from the beginning, one immediately develops a connection due to the lead’s trustworthy efficiency, which pulls you in. Picturised in a single home, the closeup pictures give us an intimate look into their lives. Above all, their roothna-manana is a pleasant watch.
Inter-caste relationships are a delicate topic that has been addressed in quite a lot of Bollywood movies; however, with such a brief runtime, this one couldn’t adequately justify the topic. The climax of the movie is predictable, but it seems to be an attractive one. Lastly, the tune ‘zara paas baithe zara muskuraaye’ is so soothing that it stays with you lengthy after the film is over.
All mentioned, ‘Jehaan’ is a predictable story with a coronary heart on the proper place that can absolutely pique your curiosity. Regardless of the intense material, the lead pair’s charming portrayal makes it an easy-breezy watch.
