sunny-jindl2 1. 6 dead and only 5 dead bodies, really? 2. Why did the fake witness expose Boman Irani's plan to Arshad Warsi? 3. Within the lunch break in climax, Sub Inspector Rathi and Boman goto Police Station and come back, real quick. 4. S.I. Rathi had caught a wrong person as the 6th victim, how? He had seen the guy earlier. 5. After going through the thunderous accident, the culprit has enough energy to drive again to hit the witness (the sixth victim). And then he left the vehicle at the crime scene. 6. After being video taped by Police, vehicle disappears. This was a huge cover up, no one tried to explain. 7. There is a scene where the accused father threatens Boman to take the case awa from him to Jethmalani or Kapil. Is it a covert reference to BJP and INC big-wigs.

Terence Frederick A very straightforward screenplay on the corruption in Indian court cases. I'm from the southern part of India, yet have I heard a lot on how the witnesses in court are forced and the evidences are manipulated in the north, esp. in the capital city. The film offers a predictable story with a script filled with satirical stuffs mocking Indian court. A sad note on the poor homeless citizens are highlighted too. Saurabh Shukla gives his best at the final court scene where he shouts at a particular attorney and comical slapstick ones too at the initial part. Bomman Irani is as always his best as a senior advocate. The first part of the movie carries too many songs, which I feel were necessary. Imo, a good movie to be watched with the family and children (except two mild violence scenes).

Andre Santhumayor JOLLY LLB is a drama/comedy movie directed by Subhash Kapoor, starring Arshad Warsi, Boman Irani & Amrita Rao.The film revolves around the case of Rahul Dewan, who drove over a pathway, killing several laborers in the bargain. The main lawyer hired by the Dewan family is Rajpal (Boman Irani) who is a respected lawyer amongst many law courts. On the other hand, there's a lawyer named Jagdish Tyagi (Arshad Warsi), also called Jolly by many. He's a failing lawyer with a girlfriend (Amrita Rao) annoyed with him at times. Rajpal wins the case eventually but Jolly doesn't feel convinced and starts looking for evidence, and files a PIL. The rest of the film forms who wins the case.Okay, so I saw Jolly LLB twice in the cinema because it was actually pretty good. When I saw the trailer of this film, I wasn't convinced whether it would be good or not but it striked me as pretty decent. It isn't as humorous as it seems, it focuses more on the court case. There are some funny scenes, especially the final hearing.The acting was extremely good from Arshad Warsi and Boman Irani, although I felt that Amrita Rao didn't have that much of a role.Except for 'Jhooth Boliya', I didn't like any of the songs and felt they were extremely unneeded in the film and was just added at awkward parts of the movie.In the end, I will say that Jolly LLB is an extremely good movie. Its good to see it as a family, its good to see it as an individual. It touches key points of Indian society, and it touches a bit of humor along with it, just not to bore you. Jolly LLB is definitely worth it.

Jolly Singh I agree with the comments, but Arshad Warsi was the best as shown from Meerut. The problem is with director who was unable to get Arshad into the Character. Everyone knows Arshad Warsi character in "Lage Raho Munna Bhai".The film is a fun watch if you are willing to overlook its minor indulgences and the slow pace of the first half.Jolly LLB's first half meanders a bit, featuring a clumsy 'daaru' song and a Meerut that mysteriously hides - but boy, does its second half hammer things home. With crackling scenes between Jolly versus Rajpal (Irani deadly smooth, like velvet soaked in blood) and Rajpal versus judge Tripathi (Shukla in a brilliant show, hysterically yelling, Gavel kidder-rakha Ha?!", thundering at Rajpal, "Sit down! Yeh Meara court Ha aapka club nahin!"), the action becomes electric. Drama builds as Jolly (Warsi, highly endearing and impressive) finds his voice. Jolly's astonishment at Rajpal's callousness - "Footpath sone ke liye nahin Ha" - Jolly responding, "Footpath gaudy chalane ke liye Bi nahin Ha!", mirrors the aam aadmi's bewilderment and determination to fight.Jolly LLB works because of its bigger point - decency is for all and worth fighting for. Using bittersweet satire and plot twirls, the film shows corruption even used against the corrupt. Despite that weaker first half, this truly becomes a Jolly good show.