Trivikram Srinivas, who has the films Nuvve Nuvve and Athadu and a list of other blockbusters to his credit has turned up with yet another exciting movie for this summer, Jalsa. The story of the movie is also written by Trivikram Srinivas. Allu Arvind produces this film on Geetha Arts banner. The movie has an excellent casting consisting of Pawan Kalyan, Ileana, Parvati Melton, Kamalini Mukherjee, Prakash Raj and significant others.
Pawan Kalyan impresses his audience with his hilarious comedy and his stunning performance. His casual dressing style and body language match the moods of the film and he breathes life and credibility to his character as a college student. Ileana’s character is quite modest and she is portrayed as a girl next-door. However, she looks glamorous in the song sequences. The romantic scenes involving Pawan Kalyan and Ileana look real and their onscreen chemistry is unmatched. Kamalini Mukherjee and Parvati Melton have little to perform. Prakash Raj, Ali, Sunil and others have performed well in their respective roles.
Coming to the story of Jalsa, Sanjay Sahu played by Pawan Kalyan is the son of a farmer. After the loss of his brother, who dies of heart disease and his parents, who commit suicide after a crop loss, he joins the Naxalites and starts retaliating against the society. After a fierce encounter, Sanjay surrenders to police and continues his education.
At college, he meets Indu (Kamalini Mukherjee) who is the daughter of a police officer (Prakash Raj) and falls in love with her. He fails to convince the police officer and Indu gets married to an NRI. Here, Jyotsna (Parvati Melton) and Bhagmati (Ileana) enter into the scene. Both the girls try to win his love, but Bhagmati finally succeeds. Her father does not give his consent as he knows well that Sanjay is a Naxalite turned into a student.
At this point, Damodar Reddy (Mukhesh Rushi) comes into the picture to take vengeance on Sanjay for thrashing his second son. Damodar Reddy puts a spot to Bhagmati and fixes her marriage with his second son. Was Sanjay able to express his love to Bhagmati and did he succeed in winning her father’s consent, does he put a stop to Damodar Reddy, the answers to all this form the climax of the film.
The film has one of the best action scenes choreographed by Vijay that makes it a true Pawan Kalyan and Trivikram Srinivas film. Camera work by Guhan and Rasool is first-class.
On the whole, Jalsa has all the necessary ingredients in it to become a good hit. The film goes well with class and mass audience too. Also, it is not an exaggeration to say that Jalsa is a gift to the viewers for this summer. So, if you are looking out for a film which entertains then this is the one!
What others say:
Kurupati Raju a member of Sulekha.com says, “The film has nearly seven fights and one amazing scene involving a knife fight, which is a big hit. Jalsa is a must-see movie for the summer vacation”
Indiaglitz says, “The film is a mixture of comedy, emotions and much more. One can watch 'Jalsa' and have your money's worth if you are the type that enjoys films with out the element of logic. It sure is your money's worth!
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