Jo Dooba So Paar

This one's not routine cinema, nor does it have mass appeal. But the niche audience will enjoy the integrity of tone and character.

The plot is organically grown, the director knows his ground, but the sure-footedness slips when it comes to that crucial thing : story-telling.

...a strictly okay fare, with some endearing moments and some not-too-charming ones.

What the director ventured to attempt and what eventually turned out were two opposites.

The kind of film that makes you wish the filmmaker had thought twice before making it.

Undoubtedly, there is intention and heart in the making, but JDSP only shines in spurts and despite its shortness, is unable to hold one's attention for the duration.

...doesn't get the audience's attention too far. Half-baked and badly shot, the film is best avoided.

...is nothing you should waste your money on. This love in Bihar is bland and boring.

You keep waiting for something out of the ordinary to happen...anything really. But nothing does. It's as boring as watching paint dry.

...sharp technical prowess cannot save a non-existent script. The film unfortunately gets progressively worse from the time it starts.