Some people
are being too harsh on Jism-2. Those commenting on the way the spies were too
clumsy, too careless to leave messages on their cell phones and so on and so
forth. They forget this is an emotional, torrid love film with passion and
drama. It’s not essentially a spy thriller. If seen in that context, everything
else can be side tracked.
The
dialogues have the Mahesh Bhatt touch in them. They appear a bit heavy but the
script demands that the essence of the story should be told in the film
dialogues itself. Some of them could be toned down a bit but that’s about it.
The intense
feelings on display in the film should not be missed by these critics too. The
previous image of Sunny should be kept aside; the snide remarks about her past work
shouldn’t be allowed to come in the way of the film. Who’s doing moral policing
now? So critics, stop being too critical, and join the bandwagon, which are
thronging to see the film.
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