A tale of rivalry and personal needs, Jil Jung Juk happens in a futuristic, apocalyptic world where demand and supply seem to have a sense of humour. Produced by Siddharth himself, this Deeraj Vaidy directed action-comedy is a deliberate attempt in making a progressive story filled with heightened state of comical affairs. Though the intricacies get tiring for the viewer, this queerness needs public validation. To know why, read this review.JJJ is wacky, weird and outlandish. The idiosyncratic nature of the film gets to be the major advantage but it also detaches the viewer from the regular movie watching experience. The factor in the comedy might disturb the viewers, but the director's spearheading effort with the dialogues deserves major applause. The screenplay's eccentricity goes beyond a point of acceptance where the flow of narration rams into dips and unavoidable turns and the overall treatment of the film overtakes the intent of the story.JJJ is not that usual route you take to attain entertainment. It is quite unpredictable and intimidating, but giving it a chance, it will grow on you for it could become a cult film one fine day and can give you an unsullied experience.
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