amrutpanchal
Joined Jun 2016
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"Jewel Thief" on Netflix had the potential to be an exciting heist thriller, but sadly, it ends up being a stitched-together mess. The plot feels painfully familiar - almost as if scenes from better movies were ripped off, reassembled, and hastily glued together without any real thought or originality. Every twist and turn feels predictable because you've seen it all before, just done better elsewhere.
The screenplay is another major letdown. It jumps from one sequence to another without any real flow or emotional investment. Instead of building tension or excitement, it leaves you detached and wondering why you should even care about these characters. It's almost as if the creators thought throwing a bunch of popular tropes into a blender would somehow result in a masterpiece. Spoiler: it doesn't.
The only saving grace here is Jaideep Ahlawat. He delivers a powerhouse performance, standing tall amidst the chaos. His screen presence, intensity, and commitment to the role make you wish he were part of a much better project. Without him, Jewel Thief would have been utterly forgettable.
In short, Jewel Thief is a prime example of style over substance - a derivative, stitched-up thriller that leans too heavily on borrowed ideas. Watch it only if you're a Jaideep Ahlawat fan; otherwise, there are far better heist movies out there.
The screenplay is another major letdown. It jumps from one sequence to another without any real flow or emotional investment. Instead of building tension or excitement, it leaves you detached and wondering why you should even care about these characters. It's almost as if the creators thought throwing a bunch of popular tropes into a blender would somehow result in a masterpiece. Spoiler: it doesn't.
The only saving grace here is Jaideep Ahlawat. He delivers a powerhouse performance, standing tall amidst the chaos. His screen presence, intensity, and commitment to the role make you wish he were part of a much better project. Without him, Jewel Thief would have been utterly forgettable.
In short, Jewel Thief is a prime example of style over substance - a derivative, stitched-up thriller that leans too heavily on borrowed ideas. Watch it only if you're a Jaideep Ahlawat fan; otherwise, there are far better heist movies out there.
