The Film " JANHIT MEIN JAARI" releases worldwide on 10th June, 2022, with a Social Message...!!!
"JANHIT MEIN JAARI" entertains as well as educates the Audience....!!!
Review; Kolkata, 11th June, 2022; The Film is directed by Jai Basantu Singh, a Bhanushali Studios Limited and Thinking Picturez Limited Production, in association with Shree Raghav Entertainment LLP is a Zee Studios release and hits the screen on 10th June, 2022.... yesterday. "Janhit Mein Jaari" is a light-hearted comedy drama by Vinod Bhanushali, Raaj Shaandilyaa, Vimal Lahoti and Vishal Gurnani addresses the social stigma around condoms. The Film headlines by Nushrtatt Bharucha directed by Jai Basantu Singh entertains as well as educates the Audience. It also features Anud Singh Dhaka , Paritosh Tripathi, Vijay Raaz, Tinu Anand, Brijendra Kala and many others. This film released yesterday, 10th June, 2022 nationwide, has been appriciated by critics. The punchlines, humour and performances along with its songs have been a talking point. The trailor of the movie piqued the audience's curiosity and the positive reviews have added to the excitement around it. First time Jai Basantu Singh, worked with a screenplay by Raaj Shandilyaa crafts a Socially relevant Film that for the most part makes the right noises and that is undoubtedly commendable. The makers of this Film are driven by the belief that they are doing women's empowerment a world of good to a certain extent, they are not wrong at all.
The Film "Janhit Mein Jaari", is a story of a young girl/lady Manokamna ( Nushrratt Bharucha), a crusader who takes up the challenging job of selling taboo and how she handles the resistance from her family and the entire town ( Chanderi, MP). The film encompasses the journey of "Manu" who sells condoms for a living , despite social resistance , and decided to teach family , in-laws and the society at large an important lesson. "Janhit Mein Jaari" promises to entertain with it's powerpacked performance, hilarious dialogues and thought provoking subject. Interestingly given the central message of the film and it's dire need in current times. The first half of the film is fun is the writing. It's light and fun and all the cheracters do their job very well. Post interval the Film becomes preachy . Manokamna says to the groups of ladies that condoms are not just for pleasure but it's also instruments that keep women from unwanted abortions which in town prevents untimely tragic death.
Manokamna, "Manu" in this story is a sales executive of a small condom company in Chanderi town in MP and she is out there to break the taboo. Nushrratt's performance is quite straight forward and she has given her best while acting in this movie. Her husband "Ranjan" ( Anud Singh Dhaka) with whom she was in love and got married very soon... he knows what is right but can't express it because of parental pressure. Manokamna doing a job riddled with stigma and predominantly associated with men, the film follows Manokamna's journey as she battles the societal taboos around condoms. "Manu" is a double MA and accepts the position in a condom company, she gets married soon and her decision doesn't go down well with her parents and puts her at odds with her nosey and orthodox neighbours. Only two men stand by "Manu" and that's her childhood friend "Devi" who loves her secretly, and the owner of "Little Umbrella Private Limited" where Manokamna works.The intent is sincere no doubt. There is a good scene when the idea of condoms as protection is asserted instead of being used as an accessory for pleasure. The Film also takes a feeling yet valiant stand on the subject of abortion. This is a screenplay that tries to have enough confidence in its sincerity and the laughter flows originally. It tries to strike that sweet spot between comedy and issue-tackling. In order to stick to the narrative
design , where the most dramatic moment arrives at mid point the film rushes through the portions where Manokamna takes the next big step in her life. Her conservative father-in-law, Kewal Prajapati ( Raaz), a man with political ambitions and a medieval mindset. He sees his daughter-in-law's vocation asva threat to his public image in the run-up to the election. He demands that Manokamna should quit the job forthwith. As a result, in the second half , the tone shifts and the Film turns into a laboured social issue drama.
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