Jalsa reviews starring Vidya, Iqbal & Shefali - Page 2

Just give me review on Iqbal. Does he have more than 5mins role? Bas uske liya dekhna hai mujhe.

Originally posted by: Haal-e-Dil

Just give me review on Iqbal. Does he have more than 5mins role? Bas uske liya dekhna hai mujhe.

great acting

Very slow and boring movie...

superb film...must watch...sply Maya's differently abled son, Ayush (Surya Kasibhatla) is treat to watch🥳👏

Originally posted by: Haal-e-Dil

Just give me review on Iqbal. Does he have more than 5mins role? Bas uske liya dekhna hai mujhe.

Cheers..

Originally posted by: Savera84

I did not realise who he was until I saw the movie. He acted very well and I am liking the way our actors are aging gracefully. At 41 he is still young, but did not try to hide the Grey hair. He looked even more handsome with the Grey hair.

Cheers..

Haal-e-dil and I are running to watch the film. 😍

15 minutes in and Vidya is clutching Iqbals hand, refusing to let go. I’ve never related this much to a character in my whole life. I’m so excited. I keep pausing the film so I can squeal in joy. 🤗

Originally posted by: FingerFetish

15 minutes in and Vidya is clutching Iqbals hand, refusing to let go. I’ve never related this much to a character in my whole life. I’m so excited. I keep pausing the film so I can squeal in joy. 🤗

I saw the movie and hated it. I thought this a thriller but it’s a 2 hour guilt trip. I didn’t even understand the ending

Originally posted by: Shaitan-Haiwan

I saw the movie and hated it. I thought this a thriller but it’s a 2 hour guilt trip. I didn’t even understand the ending

Caution

Caution x 2

If you’re still reading this then you’re asking for it.

Don’t tell me I didn’t warn you

Ek

Do

Teen

From my understanding of the ending, Vidya went through a mothers living nightmare and experienced the same horror of the unknown. She was stuck in a traffic jam, completely helpless, with all these horrific thoughts going through her head. Where’s her son? Is he alive or dead? In those last few minutes, Vidya was made to go through the same misery that Shefali experienced daily since her daughters accident.

In the end, she wasn’t the composed and haughty journalist, but a mother terrified for her child’s life. Since she drove away from the scene and left someone’s child to die on a footpath, her guilty conscience concluded that Shefali would do the same to her child. The ending mirrored her deeds and reflected the consequences of her actions.