Jab Tak Hai Jaan is a blockbuster Bollywood drama/romance/musical
movie by a famous (recently deceased) director that chronicles the
developments in the lives of two women who are in love with a man
who is defusing bombs for the Indian Army. At first, everything
seems like a normal romance where a man and a woman make a deal that
if the man teaches the woman to sing a Punjabi song she will teach
him conversational English. The woman has the unfortunate habit of
making deals with God to get what she wants in life. One time, after
a tragic accident, she makes a deal with God that if her Beau
survives she will give up seeing him forever. After hearing of this
deal, her Beau decides to put the pact between her and God to the
test by joining the Indian Army to defuse bombs while not wearing a
protective vest. At the end of the movie there is a
tribute to the deceased director. In Hindi or something with English
subtitles. Four stars.
This movie ranks as being nonviolent because there are only 16
violent scenes in almost 3 hours. These include: A man defuses a
bomb about 6 times, a woman is drowning, a woman throws a drink in a
man's face, a man drops a glass, a man gets hit by a car, there is a
brief battle scene where there are 4 explosions, a bomb goes off
(twice), a ball breaks a camera, a man gets hit by a car a second
time and there is a story of an accident. There is some
smoking in this movie.
The previews include: a violent commercial and a nonviolent preview
for Mere Dad Merratti.
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