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1- Perfection in terms of acting,direction,cinematography especially editing strikes the chord at right times ur weekend can’t get better than this…now there will be bunch of mini projects heading towards ott platforms to make some big stash & this flick will be another eye opener and bollywood gonna think better and better to beat ott and concentrate on content oriented flicks in future….finally wondering or feeling weird on why being this flick is titled “JALSA”…This might binge to to subscribe more ott platforms.

2- Let’s just say a bisexual couple gets married. What about life after marriage? What about their parenthood, which isn’t possible for them? No film ever attempted these things, and that’s where Jalsa scores high marks. The film is about Shardul, a cop and a gay man, who marries a lesbian girl, Suman. They don’t reveal their sexual identity to their families and continue living as a decorated couple while they continue their own sexual affairs with their partners. So naturally, after a year or so, the family members start pushing them towards parenthood, and then chaos ensues. The screenplay for Badhaai Ho needed a lot of trimming. The entire thing moves slowly, dumping you into boredom most of the time. Even the comedy isn’t as hilarious as you expected it to be. I don’t know why, but Rajkummar Rao has made his image in the comedy genre too, so you ask more of him, but humanly, it’s not possible every time. Jalsa falls into such a genre where even making a fine comedy is a difficult job-ultimately hurting the massy humour. One thing is certain: it’s not a film that the masses can enjoy and understand. These topics are still taboo and can’t be watched by the family audience. Moreover, it’s coming on Valentine’s weekend, making it more appealing to couples. Those who belong to the LGBT community can cherish this Valentine’s Day special experience forever.

To incorporate the additional metaphor into the character, we see Rajkummar Rao playing a macho guy who has sexy physics. The same thing that Ayushmann Khurrana did in Chandigarh Kare Aashiqui because to break the taboos, you need special characters so that more people can relate to it. Honestly, Rajkummar is losing his grip. The same guy who gave outstanding performances in Shahid, CityLights, Trapped, and Newton to raise his bar higher than what we expected is now reducing his own greatness. He looks damn sexy, I must say, and even though the performance is decent, it’s not up to his own high standards. On the other hand, Bhumi gets into a challenging zone again after “Saand Ki Aankh.” She plays a lesbian girl with conviction and doesn’t shy away from the uncompromised characteristics of the role. In the supporting roles, Seema Pahwa and Sheeba Chaddha are fabulous. They leave an impact despite the less screen space and have got a couple of hysterically funny scenes. Chum Darang’s accent sounds terrible, but her performance recovers the loss. Loveleen Mishra and Nitesh Pandey make sure you enjoy every gag when they are on screen.

Jalsa has too many songs, unnecessarily. The album by Amit Trivedi, Tanishk Bagchi, Ankit Tiwari, and Khamosh Singh has a lot of content for couples, but the normal audience is looking for something else. Nevertheless, for a one-time viewing, it’s okay. The dialogues have some humour attached to them, but they don’t generate any organic laughs. Harshavardhan Kulkarni’s direction in Hunterrr was fascinating because he used all the realistic theories to describe his characters, whereas in Jalsa, he uses nothing but multiple cliches. He’s not at great fault because we have been through almost everything that can be brought by taboo-breaking films. Now, it’s just a matter of humour and storytelling. Otherwise, you are smart enough to predict the story. Overall, Jalsa is a gutsy attempt that tries to shatter all the insights of problems faced by the LGBT community, from hiding their own identity to marriage to never-told-before parenthood, but is hurt by its slow pace.