Jawan Review with Spoilers - Page 21

Originally posted by: Clochette

Yes, I thought this, too...but how did he get to know about both captured by Kalee's brother? I think the girls don't know him yet...or?

Police officer helped the oldies gang to meet, they tried to bring back his memory. All these Vikram Rathore drama going on by Azad, they obviously put two and two together it's the son. Maybe the police officer helped again to know Azad married narmada? They went to their house, it was destroyed. Maybe followed them? Or they got to know about girls gang somehow and followed them. Entered at right time

A lot of grey area how they knew it's Azad so maybe they tracked kaveri Amma somehow? I like this concept she was contacted by them and was like I have been waiting so long for this truth to be revealed

Edited to add - the oldies gang could have gone straight to jail to know about Aishwarya giving birth to Azad and tracked the rest of the things. Seems logical and practical in this manner

https://youtu.be/MPa1IbcDHhg?si=xMKoKLmheH53hrRo

Originally posted by: MochaQueen

But the tastecard is the unlimited card?

Tickets were never that cheap. It used to be 11 pounds before covid, now it's 16 pounds

mine is 6.50-7.50 normal price depending on what seat you get

Maybe you are saying cineworld prices

Great! Thanks! Yes, it makes sense as Vikram Rathore already knows that "handsome" is his son.

Juju, the cop in the Metro, had done research work and certainly got to know about Vikram's wife Aishwarya and her being jailed in that prison....and yes, he could have taken contact and learned that Aishwarya had a son who was brought up in the prison and became a warden and that he has just married and is given the address,

They could have come the moment when Arzad and Narmada were whisked away which makes sense because when the 'Girls' arrived they didn't attack but observed, probably being told to leave it at Vikram and only join the fight when needed.

I think, I have an inner logic for everything in the movie but I didn't think of that!

Thanks for helping !

I finally watched Jawan. I thought Pathan Was solid but flawed, the story was too simplistic for me and the action scenes had some bad cgi

Jawan definitely blows it out of the water. It's the best masala movie SRK has made since Main Hoon Na

It has a lot more emotional impact than Pathan, CE etc. And the action was great. Like others I wnat to see more of Vikram Rathore, such a memorable character that shows SRK doesn’t need to play younger characters anymore.

I hope SRK works again with a south indian director. Atlee really presented him well here and knew how to use his Star Power well.

Merko 'Money Hiest'(La casa de Papel) se kaafi inspired lagaa plot.

Jail

Ransom demand that audience will support

Ransomer ek marad aur lead negotiator ek aurat... dono ke beech mein lafda...

Auratiya hurt cause maradne pehle apna raaz nahin bataya (marad already knows before entering relation)

Plus woh tambu jahan pe negotiators apna dukaan dalte seemed inspired from the series (woh scene pe hich merko chamka tha).

I'm guessing baaki public ne bhi notice kiya honga...

Although I hardly understand the post, I got the gist...and I have to say that I like movies who become a puzzle of other movies (well-made puzzles, of course...and to me, Jawan is very well made)

https://www.bollywoodhungama.com/news/features/shah-rukh-khan-starrer-jawan-creates-waves-overseas-markets-25-31-mil-usd-rs-210-cr-likely-rake-45-mil-usd-final-tally/

https://www.news18.com/movies/jawan-box-office-day-7-shah-rukh-khan-film-continues-to-rule-crosses-rs-360-crore-mark-8576747.html

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