Jai Veeru

Fardeen Khan, Kunal Khemu, Dia Mirza, Anjana Sukhani, Arbaaz Khan, Rajesh Khattar

To sum it up, JAI VEERU is an all out entertaining fare with no dull moments or mediocre works that may prove to be spoilsport for album's bright prospects. Read More

On the whole, JAI VEERU has something for the hardcore masses, but nothing for the elite/classes. Its business, therefore, will be restricted to the single screens, but multiplexes will be terrible. Read More

On the whole, Jai Veeru has something for the hardcore masses, but nothing for the elite/classes. Its business, therefore, will be restricted to the single screens, but multiplexes will be terrible. Read More

While the losses will be right up there for the accountants to verify, Kunal Khemu walks away with some gains in sharpening his acting skills at the producers cost. Read More

Watch 'Jai Veeru' only if you are in the mood for some self-torture. Read More

To sum up, Jai Veeru is a sure shot disaster and yet another thorn in the decade old career of flop star Fardeen Khan. Read More

Dia Mirza and Anjana Sukhani, don't have much to do in this all-male merry-go-round. As for the men, they too display nothing to engage the viewer: neither their action skills nor the emotional bits. The verdict: this modern-day Jai Veeru completely fail to live up to their legendary predecessors. Read More

Bappa is no patch on papa Bappi. His music says nothing to us. But we can't blame the poor wannabe composer. His songs are part of a film that's so wannabe it makes the week's other releases look like major classics in comparison. Read More

The performances are pathetic. The only good thing that Kunal Khemu does is he overshadows Fardeen Khan, which subjects us to less of the latter. Anjana Sukhani is least bothered to act or react to any situation. Dia Mirza fails to add any twists or turns to the song and the story. Read More