Love J Action Story :-
It’s not often that I start a review by highlighting performances, but that’s precisely what makes Love J Action partly captivating. Anud Singh Dhaka, leading the show as Jackson (the original title), is a delight to watch. Having admired his work in Taj Mahal 1989, I anticipated his eccentricity, and he delivered just that, infused with a sense of realism. He portrays a character that feels familiar yet relatable to all.
Movie Ratings
| Release Date | 12 March 2021 |
| Language | Hindi |
| Genre | Action, Romance, Thriller |
| Episodes | 6 |
| Cast | Anud Singh Dhaka, Kangan Baruah Nangia, Puru Chibber, Rohit Choudhary, Neeraj Sood, Alka Amin |
| Director | Saurabh Tewari |
| Producer | Kewal Sethi, Sumeet Chaudhry |
| Certificate | 18+ |
Puru Chibber effortlessly embodies the role of the antagonist, while Kangan, portraying a character with various shades, does justice to her role. Although the storyline of this romantic thriller isn’t entirely groundbreaking, the performances manage to engage the audience enough to keep them invested.
Additionally, there are moments of heightened tension, such as Jackson’s interrogation by the police in the first episode or his rescue of Kamya. However, these are merely glimpses in a show that demands substantial commitment.
Another positive aspect is director-creator Saurabh Tewari’s understanding that the story isn’t entirely novel. Therefore, he maintains a brisk pace during clichéd moments, sparing viewers from prolonged montages seen countless times before. This approach aids in sustaining intrigue by preventing the narrative from stagnating.
The predictability of the plot is a significant drawback. It becomes evident what will unfold next and who the characters truly are, except for the final reveal. Furthermore, the camera inadvertently reveals too much about certain characters, further diminishing any element of surprise.
The show revolves around men pursuing a woman who is pursuing her own agenda. While it draws inspiration from films depicting oppressed women breaking free, such as Dedh Ishqiya starring Madhuri Dixit, Love J Action fails to develop its characters sufficiently. The complexities intended for the characters fall flat, resulting in a one-dimensional portrayal. Abrupt transitions exacerbate the issue, becoming jarring as the story progresses.
Additionally, the camera work and music fail to enhance the viewing experience, despite the picturesque settings of the cities where the show is set.
Love J Action Review: Final Thoughts:
Although the show boasts earnest performances, they are hindered by a weak foundation. Love J Action ultimately emerges as one of the weakest offerings in the Sony Liv library.
