Jubilee

One of the best dramatic series in prime video

Beautiful direction by Vikramaditya Motwane.

Beautiful cinematography also the screenplay is superb. All the actors in the series are doing very well, especially Aparshakti Khurana as (Madan Kumar). He shows his acting skills.

Mesmerizing performances by Siddhant Gupta(jay khanna) Vamika Gabbi(nilofer)Prosenjit Chatterjee(shreekant roy)

Beautifully composed music by Amit Trivedi Totally 50s vibes.

Very good story line no negative points ..far better then today's movies & some web series . Original content and fully refreshing & enjoyable .love this series.

Anwar Says: In the very first frame , I was certain, it's a Sanjay Leela Bhansali production, but it was his one time assistant Vikram Motwane (Lootera and Udaan fame). Pre and post independence era and inside story of Bombay Film Industry, what an interesting premise. This was an age when Studio used to be supreme and everyone including actors used to be employee of the Studio. Elite class just started giving preference to film over theatre.

The owner of Roy Studio is played by none else than Prosenjit Chatterjee, a veteran having 350 movies to his credit. Though indulged in debauchery , never compromised while making movies. Aditi Roy Haidri mysterious gaze continues to express. Aparikshit Khurana is the super intelligent character and achieves what he aspire for. The characters to watch are Sidhant Gupta as Jay Khanna and Wamiqa Gabbi as Nilofar and hope, their characters would blossom more in the next set of four episodes, releasing next week. Ram Kapur is under utilised and it's delightful to watch Arun Govil on screen.

Amit Trivedi is a gift to music industry and combining with Kausar Munir and Sunidhi Chauhan created the music of 40's & 50's and the mujra is a hit. Dubbed in many Indian and foreign languages and released internationally. A show exploring betrayal, love , ambitions, dreams and scandals would be sure last long in your memory. Highly recommended.

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After long , I watched some Hindi Web Series and I do not regret. Story is good , setup is awesome and acting is superb. I was hooked to this. Some people might try to go in to technicalities of setup etc saying this was not happening in 1950s etc. However I did not find any such big flaw. We cannot be so naive in saying that people were not abusive in that era etc. I have seen in villages that people of our grandfather's age using same abilusive words which today's generation uses 🙂. Overall a must watch. Thanks Vikramaditya Motwane for taking some risk and making a different kind of series. We need more content like this on TV.

A fascinating watch with an intriguing plot. Directed by Vikramaditya Motwane, Jubilee transports you to the nostalgic golden era of Bombay Talkies and its journey of survival. Supported by superb acting and a plot that keeps you hooked. And the mesmerising music is a delight for those who are fans of golden melodies. Every episode moves at a pace that keeps you intrigued with never a dull moment. The 1940s era has been captured so beautifully with captivating foot-tapping music, brilliant camerawork , sets , backdrop and last but not the least is the superb acting by its cast- Sidhant Kumar and Apaarshakti Khurana have done a brilliant job . Ram Kapoor, Prasenjit have also done a good job. Eagerly waiting for S2.

Jubilee is a web series that takes viewers back in time to the golden era of Bollywood in 1947. With a talented and well-dressed star cast, this series captures the essence of the era perfectly.

The production value of the series is evident from the stunning set designs and the rich attention to detail in every scene. The music is also top-notch, transporting viewers back in time with its classic sound.

What truly sets Jubilee apart, however, is the incredible acting from the star-studded cast. Every member of the cast brings their A-game, immersing viewers in their characters and making them feel as though they are truly living in the 1940s.