Jil Movie Review

Gopichand starrer Jil Movie Review exclusively on Zustcinema. Debutant Radha Krishna Kumar is the director of this action entertainer.

Story :- 

Jai(Gopichand) is an fire officer who leads an happy life with his family and have a love on Savitri (Rashi Khanna). Jai helps Mumbai Don Chota Naik (Kabir Duhan Singh) right hand persoon Ranganath (Brahmaji) while he was escaping with his money and turned as an informer. Chota Naik suspects Jai was backend to Ranganath and wants to keep an end to him. Rest of the story is how Jai ends his quarel with Chota Naik and clears all issues to lead a happy life..

Performance :-

Gopichand looks ultra-stylish in his looks and suited the role of Jai an fire office. He gave his best performance. The actor is good at action and love making scenes.

Rashi Khanna dons yet an another glamorous role and her on-screen chemistry with Gopichand is sizzling in songs and intimate scenes.

Debutant Kabir Duhan Singh is simply amazing to his powerful villainous role and he has long way to go. Brahmaji is Ok, Posani is good and others are adequate.

Technical Analysis :-

Cinematography by Sakthi Saravanan is top-notch and the songs are splendid to watch on big screens. Ghibran's Background score and songs are good and dialogues are cool. Radha Krishan Kumar's debutant direction is commendable. Production Values are rich.

Analysis :-

Jil begins with a cool introduction of the lead actor and goes with its narration without much twists. The story looks interesting at points but lacks entertainment values. Feel over the film is good with its granduer visuals. Intervals brings the wanted twists and audience await for the second half.

Second half begins the main story where hero lock horns with villian and the confrontation scenes came up stupendiously. Few comedy scenes looks pale and nothing to expect an entertainment further. High voltage action scenes run of and now. From here scenes are predictable and boring. Climax ends up abruptly.

ZC Take :- 

An Action entertainer with Nil Entertainment

Zustcinema Jil Rating :- 2.75 / 5