Jee Karda review: A tale of friendship with good dose of fun and drama

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By Prabhatha Rigobertha

23/06/2023

Arunima Sharma’s Jee Karda (What the Heart Wishes) is a relatable tale of seven childhood pals, now in their 30s going through different issues.

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Jee Karda begins with an old man making a prophecy about a bunch of schoolchildren. He tells them how their lives will turn out and what things they need to keep a distance from.

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In a nutshell, Jee Karda looks at how these seven friends navigate the challenges of adulthood.

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One of the best tracks in Jee Karda is the one involving Sayan Banerjee as Melroy. He is a homosexual man who had to face a lot of problems because of that.

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Another subplot that deserves a mention is that of Hussain Dalal’s Shahid. As a result of being poor, life has never been easy for him.

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Tamannaah Bhatia gets to portray a character which is vastly different from what we have seen in her earlier films. To Tamannaah’s credit, she does pull off a wonderful performance.

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The cinematography by Mahendra Shetty is suitably glossy adding to the rich production values. Sachin Jigar’s background music also works well.

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Overall, Jee Karda is a good attempt at exploring the different problems faced by today’s youth. Some of them manage to resolve them while others don’t; a mirror of contemporary times.

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