Jai Gangaajal - Critics reviews

Jai Gangaajal

DirectorPrakash Jha
Produced byPrakash Jha
Release date4 March 2016
Running time158 minutes
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2/5
DNA India says Priyanka gives the role determination and Prakash Jha acts naturally, but the film is too long, forced and weakly written to work.
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2.5/5
Hindustan Times says Priyanka is convincing and Prakash Jha performs effectively, but the predictable story lacks the depth of the director's earlier political dramas.
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2/5
Koimoi says Priyanka Chopra handles the action impressively, but a predictable plot, poor editing and weak second half stop the film from making an impact.
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2/5
BollywoodLife says Priyanka Chopra performs strongly, but the familiar plot, weak characterisation and excessive focus on Prakash Jha make this one of the director's weaker films.
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3/5
Bollywood Hungama says the engaging narrative, strong dialogues and Priyanka's commanding performance work well, though the second half shifts too much attention to Prakash Jha.
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2.5/5
News18 says Priyanka Chopra and Prakash Jha give strong performances that keep the film engaging, but the familiar story and lengthy treatment reduce its impact.
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1.5/5
Filmibeat says Priyanka handles the action well, but weak direction, poor editing and an unfocused screenplay make the film disappointing.
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TimesofIndia.com
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3.5/5
The Times of India says Priyanka Chopra shines as the tough SP, while the political setting, dialogues and moral conflict give the film plenty of punch.
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2.5/5
India TV News says Priyanka's tough cop act is worth watching, but the film feels like a reworked version of familiar police dramas and falls well short of Gangaajal.
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2.5/5
India Today says Priyanka Chopra and Manav Kaul perform strongly, but the slow pace, familiar story and Prakash Jha's excessive screen time weaken the film.
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