Jagga Jasoos is on a mission. A mission to find his missing father. Ranbir Kapoor and Anurag Basu join hands once again after Barfi to give us another enjoyable family entertainer. The movie is scheduled to release in on 7th April 2017 and perhaps will be a bit early for summer holidays? We can also see Saurabh Shukla, who looks equally harassed as he was in Barfi.
The music for the movie is composed by Pritam and you can expect a trendy energetic soundtrack that captures the spirit of the movie in a contemporary style.
Jagga Jasoos Cast
Written and Directed by Anurag Basu the movie was mainly shot in South Africa, which gives it an unmistakable feel of the movie Madagascar. Cinematography by Ravi Varman is definitely something to look forward to in the movie.
Jagga Jasoos (2017)
Director: Anurag Basu
Cast: Ranbir Kapoor, Katrina Kaif, Mukesh Hariawala
Jagga Jasoos Story
Although Ranbir and Katrina are too old to play teenagers, Bollywood is not known to cast actors suitable for the role. Stars are as important as content if no more for Bollywood fans, I guess. Anyway, Jagga is a quirky teenager studying in a residential school in Darjeeling and has a habit of singing his sentences than speaking. Possibly to avoid the stutter or because musical notes make more sense to him than words. Feels close to Barfi, doesn’t it? But he has one important thing missing in his life, his father who walked out with a promise to come back, but never returned.
Now Jagga has decided to go on a journey and hunt for his father. His journey takes him to different countries and accompanying him is the girl of his dreams, Shruti (Katrina Kaif).
Jagga Jasoos Reviews
Funny, inspiring, and engaging Jagga Jasoos is one of the 2017 Bollywood movies that were eagerly looking forward to. The first thing that struck us during the promos and does now is the cinematography and the feel of the movie. Disney creates the magic of Hollywood kids’ movies as we set on this adventure across continents. n what you could call as a musical, Ranbir and Katrina, though a bit old for the roles, bring all the energy and goofiness to the film.
Quirky characters, music that flows with the story, and visual antics keep the audiences glued to the screen and keep the story moving. Critics and social media seem divided over the movie, however watch this movie if you want to watch something new and different. Jagga Jassos is a movie that you will enjoy with your kids, however, the only problem is that the filmmaker chose to make this with grownups instead of kids.
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