Mama Pushpa's bosom boy who aspires her son become numero uno don of the underworld fiefdom his grandfather Ravishankar and his father Veeru had once ruled ruthlessly.īut Jaggu, who has no qualms about dancing to mama's tunes, however, has to contended with grand dad Ravishankar who wants him to let past be past and turn new leaf to wed a homily girl and earn society's respect and station. That said Jaggu Dada revolves around rowdy Jaggu. That he has pushed the envelope despite regurgitating the moth eaten story and has chosen to narrate in a nifty, delectable, way surreptitiously suggesting that there is more to life than being a disreputable rowdy, spicing up his saga with comedy should be appreciated. Yes, Hegde has staked both his reputation, as also Darshan's, at the boxoffice turnstile.

This thanks to debutant director Raghavendra Hegde who has cleverly scripted a tale that melds both commercial and social aspects without being preachy. Full of mass masala action, the film, also subtly parodies inconsequential life of a rowdy, whom society shuns like a bargepole. As a result Jaggu Dada turns out both entertaining and engaging experience. Jaggu manages with the help of his grandfather's spirit to marry Gowri and lives happily.Review Jaggu Dada & earn 20 DM Points.* Review SubmitĬhallenging Star Darshan has dared to experiment. On the day of her marriage, Jaggu's mother and Champa realize their mistake and give hope to Gowri. But after learning of his criminal past she breaks up with him and is forced to marry a gunda. Later he falls for Gowri who too later reciprocates it. After rejecting two girls, he meets another girl ( Rachita Ram) who wants to study but just accepted for her parents’ happiness. He takes the help of Gowri ( Deeksha Seth) who runs a marriage bureau.

Jaggu Dada goes to Mumbai as 'Jayadev' not revealing his real identity. Upon his death, Shankar Dada is shown to become a spirit and begins haunting Jaggu to fulfil his promise. Shankar Dada, on his death bed, calls Jaggu and makes him vow not to indulge in don activities and marry a socially moral girl, not Champa. But Jaggu Dada's mother builds up an ambition to make him an international don and marry him off to a bar dancer Champa ( Gayathri Iyer). Ravi Shankar) retires from his don activities, realizing his mistake, insists that his son Veeru Dada and grandson Jaggu Dada also withdraw from their business.

Jaggu Dada ( Darshan) belongs to a family of dons.

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