Jigra

With great anticipation, star beauty Alia Bhatt’s most recent film, “Jigra,” debuted in theaters across the globe today. There has also been positive talk about this movie in Telugu. In this review, we’ll discover out how much of an impact this film had on viewers.

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Starring: Alia Bhatt, Vedang Raina, Manoj Pahwa, Rahul Ravindran and others.

Director : Vasan Bala

Producers: Karan Johar, Alia Bhatt, Apoorva Mehta, Shaheen Bhatt, Somen Mishra

Music Director : Achinth Thakar, Manpreet Singh

Cinematography: Swapnil S. Sonawane

Editor : Prerna Saigal

Story

Ankur Anand (Vedang Raina) is the brother of Satyabhama Anand (Alia Bhatt), who is closely watched over him. Ankur is studying further in Malaysia with his cousin Hansi Dao. Surprisingly, though, they are both executed in a drug case. They are both incarcerated in a maximum security facility. Nevertheless, Alia chooses to return her brother to India.

In Malaysia, she meets Bhatia (Manoj Pahwa). In prison as well is his son. Both of them receive assistance from Muthu (Rahul Ravindran), an ex-cop. Have they both been let out of jail yet? What sort of strategy have they put in place for this? Will Alia travel to India with her brother? This is a must-watch movie.

Trailer

Overview

Directed by	Vasan Bala
Written by	Vasan BalaDebashish Irengbam
Produced by	Karan Johar Apoorva Mehta Alia Bhatt Shaheen BhattSoumen Mishra
Starring	Alia Bhatt Vedang Raina
Cinematography	Swapnil S. Sonawane
Edited by	Prerna Saigal
Music by	Songs: Achint Thakkar Manpreet Singh Background Score: Achint Thakkar
Production companies	Dharma Productions Eternal Sunshine Productions
Distributed by	Viacom18 Studios
Release date	11 October 2024
Running time	153 minutes
Country	India
Language	Hindi

Review

Alia Bhatt does a fantastic job portraying the elder sister who wishes to keep her brother safe. During the action scenes that comprise the movie’s climactic sequence, Alia’s facial expressions are remarkable.

Vedang Raina plays his part to the hilt. Rahul Ravindran and Manoj Pahwa made an impression in their parts.

Drawbacks: “Jigra” will let down viewers hoping for a captivating narrative. Those who have watched the trailer will be aware of the plot of the movie. Some parts of the movie, notably the pacing and the emotional connection, are lacking. As a result, the audience becomes less engaged with the film.

In addition to giving the impression that the movie is longer than it needs to be, the lack of memorable lines and exciting action scenes also makes the viewer anxiously watch for the last title card to appear.

Conclusion

In general. ‘Zigra’ is still a dull action drama since it lacks interesting aspects and profound emotional depth. Let’s just say that Alia Bhatt’s performance is the only noteworthy aspect of this film. It would be best for anybody looking for a gripping film to avoid seeing this one.