Dil Juunglee

The movie is not interesting, it seems a B grade movie and dialogues are poor and director is very poor...strange how tapasy did such a movie after already getting main stream quality movie..

It is so heartbreaking to see movies like these being made on such big budgets. Bollywood as an industry has been on an encouraging track for past few years(except for a mediocre 2017) but films like these take us back by miles. Watching 'Dil Junglee' made me wonder whether the crew even watches the film before they are released in the multiplexes.

There is nothing to talk about in this embarrassing film. Absolute poor direction with a loud overacting crew where not even a single performer seems to be in character. The story is so cliche that even if you sleep halfway through the movie you won't even feel as if you have missed anything.

What's more disappointing is to see such a promising actor like Taapsee choose this while on an upward slope in her career. As for Saqib Saleem I would say time is running out fast for him to make any sort of impact worth recognizing. A total disaster!!

Maybe it's the London setting in the second half of Dil Juunglee (Heart Wild) that makes the romance appealing but there's no way one call this ordinary tale of young love fresh or which lacks cliches. TN.

Towards the end, in #diljuunglee, the hero jumps into the water to save the heroine. She is immediately convinced that he truly loves her. Why? Cause hes scared of water n doesnt know swimming. So what if hes the same guy whom she dumped years ago. Why? Because he wanted to focus on a career in #bollywood n believed that she wouldve been a distraction. The story is silly n obsolete, but the performances r decent. U actually begin to like #taapseepannu n #saqibsaleem. Running time should be reduced by 20 minutes. Music is bad. Rating 2.5/5.

'Dil Juunglee' is certainly not faultless. Aside from the way that it has just the same old thing to offer, it often times lost its pace. Indeed it has its own particular scenes of cleverness, however that is not reliable either. It could be well cut short by 15 more minutes.

In any case, Saqib and Taapsee's colorful acting gifts life to the story. With her wide, honest glares, with the delicateness that she talks with and with the common warmth that she conveys, Taapsee's character in the first half will strike you at the right places. Saqib has deserted his swaggy self for this one. His characteristic and his articulation vouch for that. While the story itself could raise, these two performing artists are as honest to goodness as they could get.