Starring Priyanka Chopra, Prakash Jha and Manav Kaul in key roles, the story is about a policewoman from today’s age. It spins around SP Abha Mathur who comes from a small district in Bihar and how she goes against the local MLA of the district. It is a sequel of the 2003 crime film Gangaajal.
The best part about ‘Jai Gangaajal’, director Prakash Jha’s newest venture into the country’s badlands, is astonishing peformance turned by Jha himself: as a corrupt-cop-with-a-latent-conscience, Jha seems as if he has been doing this all his timehe is so comfortable in front of the camera. Directly, Jai Gangaajal rejoice Priyanka Chopra in one of her most- accurately – kick-ass presentation. Jai Gangaajal is one of Prakash Jha’s finest stories. It unites together critical existing threads – property mafias, corrupt politicians, broker-cops, busted farmers – with Jha’s durable concern about conservator justice.
Wondering can Abha convince Bankipur that the law must triumph – both for the guiltless and the vice? And why does BN suddenly want to purify the system? Watch the movie in your nearest theaters and discover it yourself. Yet, Jai Gangaajal bunches a punch with its scenes, impasse and presentation – particularly the one by ‘Madam Sir’, who employs a lathi that we bet you will love.
Apart from Priyanka Chpora and the director Prakash Jha, we have Manav Kaul, Rahul Bhat and Murli Sharma in pivotal roles. Let us tell you the first day collection of Jai Gangajal went up to approximately 4.50 crores. The movie was released in 2684 screens through out the country and hit approx 300 screens abroad.
#JaiGangaajal screen count: India 2684 screens … Overseas approx 300 screens.
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At the same time where Priyanka Chopra has by now taken Hollywood by her gale, it would be interesting to see whether she’ll leave the alike impact with her lead role as an IPS officer this time.
