Jai Mummy Di Movie Review : It has hummable musical content but more often it is simply bland and boring
Jai Mummy Di Movie Review :
Director – Navjot Gulati
Star cast –Sunny Singh, Sonnalli Seygall, Supriya Pathak and Poonam Dhillon
Producer -Bhushan Kumar, Krishan Kumar, Luv Ranjan and Ankur Garg
Production Company – T-Series and Luv Films
Writer – Navjot Gulati
Cinematography – Sanket Shah
Running time – 103 minutes
Ratings – 2.0
Plot
The story revolves around Saanjh Bhalla played by Sonnalli Seygall and Puneet Khanna played by Sunny Singh who remains the next-door neighbors and secret high-school sweethearts. However, their moms – Pinky played by Poonam Dhillon and Laali played by Supriya Pathak are often seen with loggerheads due to the unsettled score. This soon becomes the big hurdle in their relationship. Catch what has happened the next only in your nearby cinema.
Review
The film is a comedy with two aunties at the center stage and their kids and husbands remain their victims. Despite all the odds between the two families, we see their son and daughter fall in love. The forbidden love affair gets one chance to the other amidst the mess the two ladies create. The story seems interesting but it lags many things. It fails to grip the audience and soon the story derails even the film reaches to its half. One can find too many songs that hamper the entertainment value.
Talking about the performances the two mothers played by Supriya Pathak and Poonam Dhillon have come upon with their finest works. On the other side, both Sunny Singh and Sonnalli Seygall too remained average. The other elements like music, screenplay, direction, photography and other technical elements did not remain par to the requirements. Thus these elements did little to boost up the entertainment value of the film.
‘Jai Mummy Di’ The Last Word
The film is seen working in a limited degree only away from the glam factor that could attract the audience. With its hummable musical content, what we see in the rest of the film is simply bland and boring. So, if you plan to catch this film, do it on your own risk.
