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Cast
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Vidya
Balan, Ali Fazal
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Director
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Samar
Shaikh
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Music
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Shantanu
Moitra
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Producer
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Dia
Mirza, Sahil Sangha
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Release Date
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04
July 2014
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Length
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2
hours and 2 minutes
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My
Thoughts
Bobby Jasoos is about Bobby and
her desperate efforts to become a renowned detective. Bobby is a rebel and at
the same time smart. She thinks out of the box.
Vidya Balan as Bilkis aka Bobby
thinks, fights, chases and does all the possible heroism you can think of. She
disguises herself in many avatars and looks convincing enough. I liked the
simple salwar suites she wears and the fact that she also repeats a few of
them; like you and me.
Ali Fazal as Tasawur is cute,
sweet and handsome. Whenever he comes onscreen, a song breaks. Supriya Pathak
as Bobby’s mother loves her daughter as she is and at the same time, is a
silent and helpless spectator of the cold war between the father-daughter.
The screenplay is interesting
and very different in the first half and a little too dragging in the second
half. The climax is clichéd as if the movie wants to give a clean chit to every
character before “The End”. The dialogs are smart. But, the Hyderabadi slang
was a little tough for me. So, I found it hard to follow, at times. Arey! I am being honest. The songs are
ok-ok types. None of it stays in our heart and some are misplaced too. The
crowd and the small-yet-crowded lanes of Hyderabad is captured nicely.
What makes Bobby Jasoos a must
watch is its sheer brilliance and different approach to heroism. I was not
looking at a Vidya Balan - a female. Instead I was looking at a hero who is
brave and ambitious. She knows her limits and she is spontaneous too. I appreciate
the director for such a bold and different approach to heroism.
In short, go for the movie.
PS: If you are a woman, you
will 100% enjoy it.
Disclaimer: I am not a
feminist. But, this movie presented Vidya Balan as a human being with brains.
Generally, majority of the movies typecast women as a glam-doll, meant to dance
and romance. This movie is different that way. It asks on the face, who said
heroism is a man’s forte!
Rating
3/5
It is true,people have attributed heroism,leadership etc.to masculine gender.
ReplyDeleteVery much Rudra..
DeleteAnd this movie breaks free from all those cliches!
Nice review. Yet to watch it though.
ReplyDeleteI quite like Vidya Balan. She has interesting disguises in this movie. Should be fun!
Agree that Hyderabadi language will be a bit tough to follow :)
It is real fun!
DeleteI bet that you will enjoy it :)
I want to watch it ... let's see.
ReplyDeleteIts an interesting watch! :)
Deletenice review but I have heard that it is really boring
ReplyDeleteSecond half was dragging... but not really boring... may be my perspective
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