Jai Ho Movie Review : Watch it Only For Salman Khan!

A braveheart commoner stands up against injustice and spreads a life-changing mantra of the circle of goodness, giving and generosity.

Rating: 3.5 out Of 5

Review: There is nothing ordinary about this aam aadmi. He rips, roars and ravages the raavans with a single blow - like a Stallone on steroids.

Jai (Salman) is an ex-Army officer, who runs a garage part-time and plays incredibly good (looking) Samaritan fulltime, beating up baddies to bloody pulp with anything from hockey sticks, chains, scaffolding and even a mighty pen. During one 'good-deed' demo, he's hit by a brainwave - a thought that can change the world! His funda seems profound but is simple. Goodness is redeemable.

If someone shows you a random act of kindness, you pay it forward to three people. And they'll pass on the 'act of kindness' to three more each. A multiplier effect on millions - snowballing into a mass junta movement of goodness.

The film has the heart and the haath (read: fist) in the right place. But there's more than just 'do-gooder' drama in this potboiler with purpose.

Jai gets embroiled with a nefarious neta, Dashrath Singh (Danny) and his heavy-weight hooligans, who're a 'pain in the rear' of the aam aadmi. It sparks a raging war between the udaas aam aadmi and khaas politicians.

'Jai Ho'- A remake of Telugu film 'Stalin' (inspired by Hollywood film 'Pay It Forward') resonates with the current mood of the country. Sparking an optimistic hope of a Utopian world. Sohail presents our 'Hero of the Masses' fabulously - with all Salmanisms perfectly in place.

The premise pompously alerts us of cliches and trappings of a commercial masala fare. The screenplay is not as inspiring as the noble message, the story cuts into too many episodes and the underlying idea is repetitive.

Tabu and Danny leave a decent impact. Debutante Daisy grooves well and shows impressive confidence. The bone-crunching, blood-splitting scenes are a delight for action addicts. The story is laced with light-hearted humour and massy music.

Like most Salman Khan films, this one too rests solely on his undeniable superstardom.

There is one explosive moment of revelation in the film - when Salman tears off his shirt to show off his greased, stabbed, scarred and sensational sinews. Nothing else matters for 'bhai' fanatics. It's 'the' paise wasool moment. Rest assured, they will 'pay up' and 'take it forward'.

Salman Khan's Fans Can Now Be Part of 'Jai Ho' Poster With Him

Salman Khan, the hero of the masses, has invited his fans to be a part of the next poster of his movie Jai Ho. 

So far we have seen the Jai Ho posters featuring Salman Khan solo and some with him posing with Daisy Shah (above and next page). But Salman feels something is missing. 

The 47-year-old superstar writes on his Facebook page: 

“Maine paint kiya, aapne click kiya and we made the poster. Lekin poster main kuch missing tha … YOU ! 

So, I am giving you the chance to be a part of the #JaiHoFanPoster. Just send the answers to the questions below WITH YOUR PROFILE PICTURE to jaihofanposter@aol.com and your profile picture could be a part of the #JaiHoFanPoster. 

Questions : 

Q1: What is my name in the movie 'Jai Ho' ? 

Q2 : Who is playing the role of my sister in the movie 'Jai Ho' ? 

You have time only till Friday. So Bhejo email !!! 

Salman Khan 

'Jai Ho' (watch trailer here) has Salman Khan playing a self-appointed social crusader who sets out to make this world a better place by helping people, but instead of accepting their thanks and gratitude, he tells them to help three people in turn. 

A Hindi remake of the Telugu film Stalin starring featuring Chiranjeevi, Jai Ho by Sohail Khan is eagerly awaited by fans. It also stars Tabu, Daisy Shah and Sana Khan. 

Jai Ho will hit theatres on January 24, 2014.

Salman Khan's Upcoming Movie "Jai Ho"s On Raod Bike Stunts Leaked Photos

Salman Khan created chaos on the busy roads of Versova in Mumbai when he zipped around on a highend Suzuki sports bike on Tuesday afternoon. Salman was shooting an action sequence for his upcoming home production, the tentatively-titled Jai Ho.

He looked dapper in a navy-blue coat, sky blue shirt and trousers, and traffic came to a halt as fellow travellers slowed down to catch a glimpse of the actor even as the shooting continued.

Salman was accompanied by the film crew who followed him on different bikes. A camera attached to a truck moving in front of him captured his moves. The film was earlier titled Mental. It has newcomers Sana Khan and Daisy Shah as Salman's glamour props and also features Tabu. The film is a remake of Chiranjeevi's Telugu hit, Stalin. Unconfirmed buzz suggests it could release in January 2014.