Jab Harry Met Sejal - Critics reviews

Jab Harry Met Sejal

DirectorImtiaz Ali
Produced byShahrukh Khan
WritersImtiaz Ali
Release date4 August 2017
Running time143 minutes
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Zee Media Corp LtdTop Critic
3/5
DNA India says Shah Rukh and Anushka's chemistry makes the film watchable, but the weak story, poor structure and unnecessary subplots stop it from becoming a strong romance.
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2/5
Hindustan Times says the romance feels familiar and stretched, with slow storytelling and little depth despite attractive locations and some good music.
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3.5/5
Koimoi says Shah Rukh and Anushka deliver strong performances in an enjoyable romantic journey, although the rushed second half and weak climax reduce its impact.
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3.5/5
BollywoodLife says Shah Rukh and Anushka's chemistry gives the film heart and makes the romantic journey worth watching, despite a slower second half and weak subplots.
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2/5
Bollywood Hungama says the film has some good moments and performances, but cliches, poor writing and a dragging second half bring the romance down.
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2/5
News18 says Shah Rukh and Anushka work hard and give the film some life, but their confusing characters are trapped in a story that never develops properly.
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2.5/5
Filmibeat says the lead pair share good chemistry and the locations look beautiful, but a weak plot and dull second half leave the romance without enough soul.
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TimesofIndia.com
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Times Group
3/5
The Times of India says Shah Rukh and Anushka keep the film watchable, but the thin and familiar story lacks the spark expected from an Imtiaz Ali romance.
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1.5/5
India Today says the first half has some charm, but the predictable romance, weak writing and tiring second half make the journey disappointing.
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1.5/5
The Indian Express says Shah Rukh Khan and Anushka Sharma struggle to create convincing romantic chemistry in a familiar story that repeats ideas from Imtiaz Ali's earlier films.
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