Jallikattu Made The Gen-Z Feel An Adrenaline Boost With Its Too-Quick Shots!
Jallikattu begins with a scene of a household. It progressively initiates passages to the birdcalls and insects of the forest. However, the peace is immediately devastated by the angry voices of gatherings of men wanting to catch the runaway buffalo. That’s what Jallikattu offers you, an immense adrenaline boost that doesn’t lower throughout the film.
Story Of Jallikattu
- The dissent in Jallikattu is between two men: Kuttachan (Sabumon) and (Antony Varghese). Both work with Varkey (Chemban Vinod Jose), the butcher.
- The unique justification for their contention is Sophie (Santhy Balachandran), Varkey’s sister. She is keen on Kuttachan but repels Antony.
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- We learn everything in a sharp context of these individuals: everyday conflicts, relationships, romantic tales and whatever is happening in the town. In the circumstance where you need to portray such intense scenes, this is how you do it!
- The names don’t make any difference. The men and their physical bodies do.
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The Characters In Jallikattu
- The acting is rough, genuine and provincial.
- Even in such a fast-paced screenplay, from established entertainers like Chemban Vinod Jose, Antony Varghese, Jaffer Idukki, Sabumon Abdusamad and Santhy Balachandran to various new faces, each one’s presence was felt.
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The Director Of Jallikattu
- Lijo (Director) releases wild mayhem. The direction is imaginative and successfully manages to register issues like legislative problems, religion, humankind, vengeance, enemy and human feelings.
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- The argument is not man versus creature here but a disagreement between the monster and the monster inside oneself. The portrayal of Jalikattu through the human perspective would make you tremble. It’s a never-seen-before experience!
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- Did You Know?
- There was not a single buffalo in the film. The scenes where animals are noticeable are created through VFX.
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- The film was screened at various notable festivals, like the Toronto film festival, Busan film festival etc.
- Jallikattu is India’s official entry to the Oscars fighting out from the contentions of Gulabo Sitabo, Shakuntala Devi, etc.
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During the film, the shots are too quick to even consider what’s going on the screen. Such frequency makes you feel like you are the one in the quest for a wild buffalo. There’s no technical glitch whatsoever. This is what Lilo wanted us to feel exactly. He desired to confuse, frighten and afterwards, land a crushing punch on our face (to a crowd of people who are left thinking about what just hit them).
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