Jacqueline I Am Coming

2019
1h 52min

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Raghubir Yadav and Diiva Dhanoya in Jacqueline I Am Coming (2019)

Jacqueline I Am Coming is about a 40-year-old unmarried Hindu man Kashi Tiwary who finds love in a church. Jacqueline however has a history of mental issues and is admitted to an asylum. But Kashi who loves her immensely hatches a plan.

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueWhen a 40-year-old government employee Kashi Tewary stumbles upon local beauty Jacqueline at a church, he is instantaneously drawn towards her. But, like most love-at-first-sight stories, th... Tout lireWhen a 40-year-old government employee Kashi Tewary stumbles upon local beauty Jacqueline at a church, he is instantaneously drawn towards her. But, like most love-at-first-sight stories, this one, too, has its fair share of obstacles to overcome.When a 40-year-old government employee Kashi Tewary stumbles upon local beauty Jacqueline at a church, he is instantaneously drawn towards her. But, like most love-at-first-sight stories, this one, too, has its fair share of obstacles to overcome.

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8/10

A sincere, beautiful portrayal of love and a man dealing with his wife's mental illness

'Jacqueline I am coming' is a beautiful story of love in the midst of mental illness. Kashi and Jacqueline find love and marry against all odds. Till the day he has to admit her in the mental hospital. Raghubir Yadav as Kashi and Diiva Dhanoya as Jacqueline together bring out the unlikely bond between their characters and the consequences. The scenes and the one song are beautifully composed as are the portrayals of Kashi and Jacqueline. Raghubir packs in a powerful performance and Diiva sensitively depicts Jacqueline's disposition. I wish the director had explored more of Jacqueline's story, their relationship and the transformation of Kashi and the doctor so that the audience could truly understand their evolution. Most of the other characters' acting did not cut it barring a few like Kashi's friend, the nurse and the hospital guy who lets Kashi leave. But all in all, a good movie to watch for the sincerity, simplicity and aesthetics.