Jhund is a sports movie depicting the life of Vijay Barse, the pioneer of the NGO Slum Soccer. Amitabh Bachchan’s incredible performance and Manjule’s narration are at his finest and all around them is wonderful so you can surely go for ‘Jhund’. Manujle has created a picture that depicts society’s reality, and he has done a fantastic job of incorporating football into it.
Details
Jhund places one of Hindi mainstream cinema’s top stars in the spotlight and builds a plot around real happenings. Prof. Vijay Barse is portrayed by Amitabh Bachchan, a social reformer centered on the real Vijay Barse, a now-retired sports instructor who created Slum Soccer, a Nagpur-based NGO that strives to offer slum children a new life by nurturing them as footballers 20 years ago.
Jhund Star cast: Amitabh Bachchan, Vicky Kadian, Abhinay Raj Singh, Ganesh Deshmukh, Ankush Gedam
Jhund Director: Nagraj Popatrao Manjule
Jhund Music: Ajay –Atul
Jhund will be released on screens on March 4th, 2022. T-Series, Tandav Films Entertainment, and Aatpat are presenting the film alongside Bhushan Kumar, Krishan Kumar, Savita Raj Hiremath, Raaj Hiremath, Nagraj Popatrao Manjule, Gargee Kulkarni, Meenu Aroraa, and Sandeep Singh. It’s an international premiere from Zee Studios.
Storyline
Manjule’s Jhund, modeled on the tale of Slum Soccer founder Vijay Barse, stars Amitabh Bachchan as a football coach who uses the magic of football to offer slum kids a new perspective on life. Set in Nagpur, Manjule skillfully situates the slum between a prestigious city school and an affluent residential area.
Jhund Movie Review: Script Analysis
Jhund, also penned by Director Nagraj, takes his initiative to discuss the underprivileged a step further. The film is a reflection, of what we, as a society, can do to assist those who do not have to discover their positive point and cross over to a greater side.
The movie’s pre-and post-interval narratives are totally inconsistent. While the first half is taut and interesting for the most part, the second half is all over the place as the social melodrama portion takes over. Surprisingly, there aren’t any lengthy monologues from the protagonist.
Sudhakar Reddy Yakkanti’s cinematography is elegant, grabbing every mood and texture of the bylanes it travels through.
Jhund Movie Review: Star Performances
Amitabh Bachchan is a superstar and, He had to abandon his superstar persona for this movie and transform into Vijay Barse, which he did seamlessly.
Ankush Gedam gives an outstanding act as Ankush Mehshram aka Don, one of the movie’s principal characters. Kartik Uikey as Kartik deserves special mention since he is a wonderful artist that makes you laugh out loud with his one-liners. Babu Chhetri, Saylii Patil, Rehann Sheikh, Arbaj Sheikh, Angel Anthony, and the rest of the cast deliver convincing displays. Kishor Kadam and Chhaya Kadam deliver excellent performances in their roles. Akash Thosar and Rinki Rajguru, both of Sairat fame, perform admirably in their cameo roles.
Jhund Movie Review: Direction & Music
Nagraj Manjule does an excellent job in world-building. He knows how to play with the visuals in the same way that Sairat does, but this time with the inclusion of colors.
The design, which concentrates on the journey of reaching the ground rather than the actual match, is the finest thing about the sports element of the film. Ajay- Atul’s songs are well-suited to the movie’s theme. The title tune is catchy. Jhund’s background score, like Sairat’s, is in line with the movie’s vibe.
Amitabh Bachchan’s performance and Manjule’s narration make ‘Jhund’ shine out.
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