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Jolly L.L.B.
Critic reviews and ratings
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...is brilliance personified for two reasons. The promos fooled you into it being a comedy and two, Kapoor, who is also the writer, deals with a very serious issue, with a mild twist of comedy and sacarsm.
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...a power-packed courtroom drama.
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...impresses for the way it avoids all frills while giving you an enjoyable watch.
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...has its heart in the right place. And it’s a heart that is backed by a ticking mind and a responsive conscience.
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...a simple-though-layered, loveable film.
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...commands your attention and admiration.
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...works because of its bigger point - decency is for all and worth fighting for. Using bittersweet satire and plot twirls, the film shows corruption even used against the corrupt.
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...a fun courtroom drama with crackling performances!
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The film’s worth a watch for these hilarious and quirky moments.
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This court room drama / satire is both funny and relevant.
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...is a feel-good satire in the best sense of the term.
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...is all heart.
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...could've been a riotous watch on a serious issue with ample scope for sardonic and witty takes; however, it ends up becoming melodramatic and cliched.
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Barring the outstanding performance of Saurabh Shukla, the clever repartees of Arshad Warsi and Boman Irani and the realistic backdrop, Jolly LLB is pretty much an average fair.
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...is sincere in intent and has perfect lead performances. But unfortunately, it isn't able to create a crisp environment.
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...is very watchable, even if it does paint in broad strokes.
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...isn’t a great film, unfortunately not even as smart as Subhash Kapoor’s brilliant debut ‘Phas Gaye Re Obama’. But it is earnest in its tone and bright in its detailing.
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Clearly, Kapoor can bring the humour (though someone else should write dialogue.) But alas, preachiness and the need to flaunt the film’s sincerity and heart, gets in the way of a good time.
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...is bereft of debate or subtlety. It’s what they call an open-and-shut case.
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...stodgy and predictable.
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