Jogira Sara Ra Ra Review: Mimoh and Sanjay bring laughter in Ghalib’s story, Nawaz and Neha’s bidding pair

Nawazuddin Siddiqui has around half a dozen films in various stages of production and the same number are lined up for release. He was widely hailed as a star who could replace Irrfan, but has made little effort to develop himself as an actor on screen. He is now looking like Nawazuddin in every character. He has become Jogi Pratap in the movie ‘Jogira Sara Ra Ra’. Jogi does all the arrangements for weddings and also makes the non-veg stuff karila. At one such wedding, a runaway girl bumps into him. A few days later, coincidence brings him the responsibility of arranging this girl’s marriage. The old acquaintance of the two tries to bring a twist in the story and Jogi takes the contract to break this marriage with his juggler.

The story idea of ​​the movie ‘Jogira Sara Ra Ra’ is good. How much Nawazuddin and Kushan have changed the original story of Ghalib Asad Bhopali remains a mystery, but watching the film, it is clear that there must have been a hitch somewhere in the flow. The opening song and then the red light area song are major problems in the development of the film. If the story had caught the leak of Rishikesh Mukherjee’s social satire without provocation and item songs, it could have been the best film of this season, but the weak direction of the film has hurt the film a lot.

The team of Kushan Nandy and Nawazuddin Siddiqui has already made ‘Baboomoshay Bandookbaaz’. Then Chitrangada Singh, the first heroine of the film, left the film because she was not comfortable with Nawazuddin Siddiqui’s beedi drinking habit. This time the characters of the movie ‘Jogira Sara Ra Ra’ have drunk so much beedi that beedi makers can use it to promote their products. The film’s supporting actors Mahaakshay Chakraborty and Sanjay Mishra have done better than both the lead actors Nawazuddin Siddiqui and Neha Sharma. Mahaakshay’s Lallu avatar will hold the headlines for a long time, while Sanjay Mishra, the leader of the Chaudhary gang, carries the humor of the film firmly on his shoulders.