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Akshay Kumar’s Jolly LLB2: A promising sequel to the 2013 courtroom comedy
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SAN FRANCISCO (Diya TV) — Jolly LLB, a 2013 Hindi Courtroom Comedy-drama made a huge success at the box-office directed by Subhash Kapoor. And this 2016 spring we are going to have another tastefulness by this director who is coming up with Jolly LLB 2 starring the award winning Akshay Kumar which is all set to hit the theaters this Friday, 10th February.
The story line is another Courtroom-drama which is about a blunt, abrasive and yet oddly compassionate Advocate Jolly, who spends many years fighting petty cases. As annoying as it gets, Jolly does not make much of a living and decides to do something more and be well settled as a fully fledged lawyer who wants to see himself having his own office. Deciding this, Jolly moves with lots of hopes from his small town Kanpur to the city of Nawab’s, Lucknow.
Having spent those year in chaos, Jolly is looks to jump into an opportunity that would come along his way, Once he gets a glimpse of such an opportunity Jolly decided to jump into it and make an innocent mistake with irreversible consequences which make him ready for a big flight with the ruthless advocate Mathur played by Annu Kapoor.
“The script is jam-packed with sarcastic humor and has a great script based on true incidents which plays as a lens to our society.” said the Airlift actor Akshay Kumar in an interview. The film is all about a fully fledged package that has comedy, drama, romance and at the same time a social message conveying to the audience. Akshay Kumar further adds that,” there is always a struggle between good and evil but this film is also very much about principles and morals. In particular, it is all about never compromising on those values for the sake of a quick buck”.
We have always seen Akshay Kumar creating a franchise for movies, but have never seen him be a part for one. “There’s always some expectations when coming into an existing franchise, especially when the first film was so appreciated. But I treat each script and film as a fresh project, regardless of whether or not they are existing franchises or not”, added Akshay Kumar.
Although having a clearance from the Central Board of Film Certification- the Bombay High Court on Monday ruled that Jolly LLB 2 can be screened only after the four controversial shots in the film are removed. The said four scenes were – a shot where a scared judge is hiding behind the chair, another where a shoe is hurled, a scene with objectionable signalling and dialogues in an argument scene.
Furthermore, the producers have accepted the court order for the four cuts in Jolly LLB. Looks like the movie is all set for a smooth release this Spring.
“I think the audiences will be leaving the theaters feeling entertained and hopefully inspired”
Time to take a glance Jolly, check out the official Trailer for Jolly LLB 2. Watch the film and leave us your comments regarding this courtroom comedy.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MRD8q5LpJ-I
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