Jaane Jaan review - Page 6

Originally posted by: Supari_khala

Watched it. Loved it. Jaydeep stole every scene for me. He was just brilliant. Such a strong presence, my lord! I had only seen him in An action Hero and Ajeeb Dastaans, before. He was a force to reckon with there, also. I’m now on a mission to take a deep dive into all of his work. Kareena was great. Glad she’s finally picking unconventional roles that do justice to the actress she can be. Vijay didn’t have much to work with but he was a solid add on. Great cast, overall!

I have a very short attention span when I watch movies at home but this was a page turner. It held my attention, throughout. Definitely recommend.

Originally posted by: Supari_khala

Watched it. Loved it. Jaydeep stole every scene for me. He was just brilliant. Such a strong presence, my lord! I had only seen him in An action Hero and Ajeeb Dastaans, before. He was a force to reckon with there, also. I’m now on a mission to take a deep dive into all of his work. Kareena was great. Glad she’s finally picking unconventional roles that do justice to the actress she can be. Vijay didn’t have much to work with but he was a solid add on. Great cast, overall!

I have a very short attention span when I watch movies at home but this was a page turner. It held my attention, throughout. Definitely recommend.

Originally posted by: Shaitan-Haiwan

Is the movie actually called Jaane Jaan? I says Suspect X on Netflix

My Netflix says Jaan e Jaan

Watched the movie, am I the only one who liked the book more? The only thing better in the movie was that they cut out the professor part, which I found boring in the book.

I found the ending to be the same as the book, didnt see much difference

Originally posted by: priya185

book ending spoiler

Yukawa (karan) is ultimately able to figure out his scheme and cannot accept his friend's sacrifice, and so he tells Yasuko (maya) the truth. She is deeply moved and despite Ishigami's (Naren) instructions to move forward, is unable to live with the guilt. The book ends with her meeting Ishigami in jail, revealing that she and Misato have confessed to killing Togashi (ajit) and are determined to serve their sentence together with him, leaving him in tears.

In book where is the deadbody kept??is it revealed ?

Originally posted by: MochaQueen

Watched the movie, am I the only one who liked the book more? The only thing better in the movie was that they cut out the professor part, which I found boring in the book.

I found the ending to be the same as the book, didnt see much difference

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I had read Devotion of Suspect X so I knew what I was gonna see but still the movie left me impressed. The most impressive is the cast. Vijay and Jaideep are such such amazing actors.

Just a simple scene of Vijay eating super spicy momos while slyly interrogating - the expressions etc are so authentic, idk how else to describe their acting. It looks simple and effortless. Jaideep too!
I have seen them before and knew they are good actors but this is probably the 1st time I have actually “noticed” the smaller/simpler things.

And Kareena had chemistry with both! I don’t like her off screen but on screen when she is sincere, she blends so well with the atmosphere.

Impressive cast. They changed the end a little and put a triangle-ish thing but overall, it works.

A small nitpick - they could have improved the pacing. Felt a little sluggish at some parts. Would have made the thriller more taut.