A powerful and known actress would have made a lot of difference. The mother character is the main pillar of the film but the choice of Parvathi T is completely wrong as her role and the way she failed to hold the screen is one of the biggest drawbacks. Nani’s character takes a new route post the interval and his role is established with so many unnecessary scenes which kill the interest of the audience. We have seen so many films with issues between siblings and Tuck Jagadish is no different. One of the major drawbacks is the lack of novelty in the story. Naresh, Rao Ramesh, Rohini, Devadarshini are decent in their roles. The interval bang gives you a high and Aishwarya Rajesh does a decent job in her role. The first half is filled with neat family emotions and the twist brought in during the pre-interval is also neat. He brings a fresh feel to the film but is not used well in the latter part. The supporting cast is pretty impressive as the main villain, Daniel Balaji is another highlight. All his scenes with Nani have been handled well. Jagapathi Babu gets a meaty role and he does well in the second half. Ritu Varma is also quite impressive as Gummadi Varalakshmi and gives able support to Nani in the film.
Be it his look, or performance in the family scenes, Nani has owned the role. He does not overact and gives subtle expressions. Nani owns the character and gives a standout performance. If not for Nani, things would have been quite tough for the audience. Nani is the life and soul of Tuck Jagadish. How will the family reunite and how will Tuck Jagadish handle all the mess forms the rest of the story. This creates a big rift between Tuck Jagadish and his elder brother Bose(Jagapathi Babu). Things take a sharp turn when Aadisesh Naidu passes away all of a sudden. On the other hand, Tuck Jagadish(Nani) is the most loved and youngest member of the Aadisesh family and loves Gummadi Varalakshmi(Ritu Varma). The village is torn between Aadisesh Naidu(Nasser) and Veerendra(Daniel Balaji). The film is set amidst a joint family in Bhudevipuram. The film is finally streaming on Amazon Prime and let’s see how it is. Tuck Jagadish has made a lot of noise in the last few weeks thanks to its OTT release.
It is not the same blood, you see.Starring: Nani, Ritu Varma, Aishwarya Rajesh, Jagapathi Babu While it seems very prudent and paints Jagadish as a realist, it is anticlimactic for a film whose sole purpose is to make us see that the family is more important than material wealth.īosu Babu (played by a tired-looking Jagapathi Babu) hates his stepmother Anjanamma (Parvathi T) because she is not his actual mother. He uses this trick even on his own family. In a scene, Nani’s Jagadish Naidu uses wealth as leverage to bring the warring members of a family to the negotiation table and broker a strategic peace deal between the parties. If one is a little too greedy, or a tad stubborn, the idea of family collapses, as brothers and sisters turn against each other and the fabric tears. Judging from the film, the well-being of a joint family solely depends on the willingness of all its members to share the inheritance equally among themselves after the passing of the patriarch.
But, its very theory defeats the film’s sole purpose. It was supposed to prove that our family is everything and it is worth going through any troubles to protect it. Let’s talk about the idea of the family that this film presents.
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