Dil Juunglee

I have become such a huge fan of Tapsee that I decided to watch all her movies (Hindi). This was my second last movie (Chasme Baddoor left) and it made me regret by decision. What were you thinking Tapsee???

It is a horrible movie, makes no sense almost always. The plot makes no sense, plot twists make no sense, dialogues are pathetic, actors are pathetic (except Tapsee who is ok ok). The climax is so non-sensical that I felt like banging my head.

Please spare yourselves a torture, unless you are a crazy Tapsee fan. There could be absolutely no other reason to watch this nonsense.

Total waste of time, may be the director was on weed while making it and producer had oodles of money to waste. The only good thing about movie is its end.

Direction and Script:

Aleya Sen's direction and story writing are the biggest disappointment for the audience. As Trailer created some Buzz for refreshing Romantic Comedy, Movie neither has Romance nor Comedy elements. Only good thing about this movie is that finally it ended after huge torture of 124 mins.

Performance:

Lead star cast's forceful acting added so much detachment for audience. After good movies like Pink, Naam Shabana and Judwaa 2, there was so much expectations from Taapsee Pannu. She was not in mood of acting thorugh out the movie or we can say that her role was written so badly by Aleya. Hawaa Hawaai fame Saqib Saleem is also not in good shape. Some supporting stars done their job brilliantly e.g. Permanent Roommates fame Nidhi Singh and Srishti Shrivastava.

Music:

Music is only one department which can be savior for whole movie. "Gazab Ka Hai Din" song by Tanishk Bagchi and "Nachle Na" song by Guru Randhawa. Title track by Tanishk Bagchi was not impressive one.

Box-office: This movie will be flop for sure at Box-0ffice. First week collection must be less than 10 crores.

Last words: Better to watch again Sonu Ke Titu Ki Sweety (2018 movie) in Cinema halls.

'Dil Juunglee' is certainly not faultless. Aside from the way that it has just the same old thing to offer, it often times lost its pace. Indeed it has its own particular scenes of cleverness, however that is not reliable either. It could be well cut short by 15 more minutes.

In any case, Saqib and Taapsee's colorful acting gifts life to the story. With her wide, honest glares, with the delicateness that she talks with and with the common warmth that she conveys, Taapsee's character in the first half will strike you at the right places. Saqib has deserted his swaggy self for this one. His characteristic and his articulation vouch for that. While the story itself could raise, these two performing artists are as honest to goodness as they could get.

Maybe it's the London setting in the second half of Dil Juunglee (Heart Wild) that makes the romance appealing but there's no way one call this ordinary tale of young love fresh or which lacks cliches. TN.