Jo and Jo

Nice enjoyable film with good acting, made based upon the boredom during the initial lockdown days. U can watch this for a simple enjoyable evening. The heroine has a good presence. The guys r their usual self.

This movie has flaws, but I really don't care. Sometimes all you need is a good hearty laugh and a good feeling. This movie provides exactly that. The chemistry between the actors, the humour (for the most part) and the performances- all dope. The story wasn't all that great for me, but still issok. Like- it's relatable but not everyone's cup of tea from every perspective.

Best film to watch for entertainment.especially can be watchable when you are sad or depressed. Then bond between brother and sister was actually how it is in our home.

This was definitely an indispensable plot that surpassed the common brother-sister movies we've seen in the past; it hit hard-core messages. We were blown away!

Nevertheless, the screenplay took a lonnng time to take off to the point we were ready to give up on it, if not for Mathew Thomas's charm 😍

DELICIOUS

-A round of applause to all the actors who gave 300% to make Jo & Jo a grandiose performance.

It was so exciting to see our favorites: Mathew Thomas and Naslen K Gafoor

-You can tell the editor and cinematographer love their jobs because they produced gripping footage; the match-cut transitions and camera movements intensified the comic vibe

-Sooo many lessons to take from Jo & Jo, e.g how to have healthy sibling relationships, how to parent unruly kids, etc. It was superb!

There was a striking contrast between male and female children.

BLAND

-The movie dragged a lot before getting to the climax.

There were several redundant scenes that could have been cut to aim straight to the point. It was easy to stop watching as it seemed like the plot wasn't evolving.

I cannot praise this film enough, comes at a time when there are not many good movies around and has good comedy, good acting and the overall film is well made.

I laughed throughout the movie, loved it.