Jimmy

This is cinema at its worst.....Only Rahul Dev seems to be blessed with a twist of sobriety in the film.....The characters don't talk in "Jimmy", they scream dialogues....all crammed in one line of strained vision, which recalls the worst moments of television from the time when Doordarshan ruled the roost..... ... Full Review

If Mimoh Chakraborty, has the personality or talent to become a star, it's not visible in his miserable debut film 'Jimmy'. Mimoh playing Jimmy an automobile engineer by day and DJ by night, is given a lot of dances-but the Michael Jackson style 'Moonwalk' steps are not just horribly outdated, but look ridiculous on his large frame. ... Full Review

But really, even the fondest fathers should have given themselves a pause before they handed out cult names, associated so strongly with them, to their offspring on a platter: this 'Jimmy' mangles all the good memories of the original Jimmy. ... Full Review

like in the movies of the 70s and 80s Jimmy surrenders....The music is bad, ditto for direction and story.....Is Mimoh even half as talented as his father?....the worst movies....Coming to the performances, Mimoh is horrible..... ... Full Review

Jimmy brings back all the bad memories of Hindi cinema ever. Jimmy, if for nothing else, is a vivid throwback to the 80's style of filmmaking with its tragedies, fights, gore and break dances. ... Full Review

She probably went red trying to suppress her laughter who knowsandhellip; There is another better one where you see Jimmy `s good friend played by Zulfi Syed standing in the middle of a circle formed by lawyers telling them, actually commanding them the way a colonel would command his soldiers, how to get Jimmy justice. ... Full Review

The look of the film is dated, loose and entirely lacking in style. Zulfi Syed, Rahul Dev and newcomer actress Vivana should be forcibly given acting classes for this forgettable flick! ... Full Review