Jogi review thread - Page 2

2.5/5

https://www.news18.com/news/movies/jogi-review-diljit-dosanjh-film-is-honest-depiction-of-the-brutality-sikhs-suffered-in-1984-5968513.html

3/5

https://www.thequint.com/entertainment/movie-reviews/jogi-review-diljit-dosanjh-shines-in-intense-but-dawdling-film

https://scroll.in/reel/1031770/jogi-review-a-tepid-account-of-the-anti-sikh-riots-in-delhi

https://www.firstpost.com/entertainment/jogi-review-a-middling-film-which-feels-like-a-missed-opportunity-11264061.html

3/5

https://www.bollywoodhungama.com/movie/jogi-2/critic-review/jogi-2-movie-review/jogi-tells-a-moving-tale-in-a-sensitive-and-yet-mainstream-manner-and-rests-on-brilliant-performance/

Seems like an average affair - did not take any risks

I was watching it on netflix but i had to stop 😩 the movie is really good but very painful and hard hitting but much needed to watch. I'm not a Sikh but I respect them a lot so I hope that one day all those people who participated in the massacre pay for what they did.

But there does need to be a greater awareness and sensitivity when filmmakers touch upon the still-warm embers of those memories. In the way ‘Jogi’ uses Bollywoodian melodrama as its chief operating instrument, it serves only to undercut the tragedy, making it less than it was.

As expected from AAZ 😵

Brilliant film. Some scenes were so expressive, that they capture your heart. Ending was Sad. Kudos to whole team.

Originally posted by: Guddu.Pandit

Brilliant film. Some scenes were so expressive, that they capture your heart. Ending was Sad. Kudos to whole team.