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Jersey Movie Details

Jersey is a 2022 Indian Hindi-language sports drama film written and directed by Gowtam Tinnanuri, and is a remake of his 2019 Telugu film of the same name. Along with Mrunal Thakur and Pankaj Kapoor, it stars Shahid Kapoor as a former cricketer who returns to the game to fulfill his son’s yearning for a jersey. Geetha Arts, Dil Raju Production, Sithara Entertainments, and Brat Films are producing the film.

Jersey Release Date

The film’s official announcement was made in October 2019. Principal photography began in December 2019 in Chandigarh and completed in December 2020, despite delays caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. Jersey was supposed to be released in theaters on August 28, 2020, but it was postponed several times because to the COVID-19 epidemic. The film was finally released on April 22, 2022.

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Jersey Movie Cast

• Shahid Kapoor as Arjun Talwar
• Mrunal Thakur as Vidya Talwar, Arjun’s wife
• Pankaj Kapur as Madhav Sharma, Arjun’s coach
• Ronit Kamra as Young Ketan Talwar aka Kittu, Arjun’s son
• Geetika Mehandru as Jasleen Shergil
• Shishir Sharma as Atul
• Rudrashish Majumdar as Rudra Juneja
• Rituraj Singh
• Vinay Varma as Krishna Rao, Vidya Talwar’s father
• Prit Kamani as Cameo as adult Ketan Talwar

Jersey Movie Synopsis

Former Ranji Cricket player Arjun Talwar (Shahid Kapoor) decides to return to the sport at the age of 36 to prove his worth to his wife, Vidhya (Mrunal Thakur), and to remain a hero for his school-going son (Ronit Kamra). Is he truly successful?

Jersey Movie Review

This official Hindi version of Nani’s Jersey (in Telugu), which also received a National Award, follows the story of a domestic star cricketer who decides to retire at the top of his career. Gowtam Tinnanuri, who directed both the original and the remake, adopts a nonjudgmental and emotional approach to telling Arjun Talwar’s tale, from the dressing room to social dressing down and back into the dressing room where he feels he truly belongs. Without ever playing the victim, Shahid Kapoor’s character is easy to identify with.

The protagonist of this sports drama stands out since he or she does not embark on a journey of self-redemption or reaching a goal to show one’s worth to himself or herself while making a significant statement. This one is about a father who returns to the sport, despite the fact that it may be damaging to his very existence, in order to stay a hero to his kid and wife and to fulfill a small dream his child has.

Arjun’s journey is likewise one of defying odds: he’s not readily accepted back into the fold, he doesn’t have age on his side, and his status at home, particularly in the eyes of his wife, deteriorates with each step. Shahid is impressive when he is on the crease, but he is even more stunning when he is battling to return to it.

Mrunal Thakur, who plays Arjun’s practical-thinking and earning spouse, Vidhya, is a relatable character in the same way that Arjun is. Her love, growing irritation, anxiety, optimism, and confusion have all been eloquently portrayed. Both are the result of strong writing and an internalised performance by Shahid and Mrunal. Shahid’s preparedness for playing the cricketer in the film is evident in the way he holds his own on the field.

One of the film’s emotional high points is Pankaj Kapur’s friendship with Shahid and the delicacy with which he plays an aged assistant coach. It’s endearing and endearing to see how easily they move between sharing the father-son atmosphere and pleasant conversation. Kittu, played by Ronit Kamra, serves as the camera lens through which the filmmaker, and thus the audience, observes Arjun’s story unfold. His attraction to Shahid is evident.

The game segments have been beautifully shot and choreographed in the technical sectors. The representation of the passage of time between the years when Arjun is a star player, when he swears to stay off the field, and when he returns to the game is all done with delicacy. Shahid’s body features, the presence and absence of freckles on his face, and his body language have all been used to great effect. Mrunal is the same way.

The picture packs a lot into its 174-minute runtime in terms of writing and direction. The hilarity and emotionally charged moments stem from the characters’ core and what they have decided to do. Each of the main characters has his or her own story arc. Anil Mehta’s cinematography and Sachet-music Parampara’s round out the package. The production design of the film deserves special notice for seamlessly conveying the different eras that this film travels through.

On the other hand, the film’s general pace is a little sluggish. Also, you’ll notice Arjun’s obstacles disappearing just as you witness him struggling to overcome them. Throughout the film, there could have been a couple more opportunities to root for Arjun’s character.

Even though this is a sports drama, there aren’t many nail-biting, edge-of-your-seat moments, but anything you see interests you, especially if you haven’t seen the original. This film focuses more on emotional drama than on sporting drama, and it could have achieved a better balance between the two.

If you’re looking for nail-biting cricket action, you’re likely to be disappointed. But if you’re looking for an uplifting and heartwarming father-son narrative, this is a must-see.