Watch Jia Aur Jia
- 2018
- 1 hr 31 min
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4.5 (209)
Jia Aur Jia is a 2017 Indian road-trip film directed by Howard Rosemeyer and produced by Mirza Askari. The film stars Richa Chadha and Kalki Koechlin in the lead roles who play characters with the same name Jia. The film also stars Arslan Goni in a supporting role. The story revolves around two women, both named Jia, who embark on a journey to Sweden. While one Jia is impulsive and emotional, the other is practical and reserved. They meet each other on the plane and soon become friends. Their personalities clash at first but eventually, they learn to appreciate and support each other.
As they arrive in Sweden, they rent a car and begin their journey through the scenic locations of the country. Along the way, they discover new things about each other and themselves. They also encounter unexpected challenges and adventures that bring them closer.
The film explores themes of female bonding, self-discovery, and living life to the fullest. The two Jias have different motives for the trip, but both are seeking something deeper than just a vacation. The emotional Jia is seeking closure for a personal tragedy while the practical Jia is looking for a fresh start.
Throughout the journey, the two women learn to appreciate each other's strengths and weaknesses. They form a bond that enables them to confide in each other and provide support when needed. They also meet a young man named Vasu (played by Arslan Goni) who becomes an integral part of their journey.
The film is shot in stunning locations across Sweden with breath-taking aerial shots of the picturesque countryside. The cinematography captures the scenic landscapes of Sweden, and the film is complemented by a lively and upbeat soundtrack that captures the energy of the road trip.
Richa Chadha and Kalki Koechlin both deliver strong performances, bringing depth and authenticity to their respective characters. They display a natural chemistry that makes their friendship believable and endearing. Arslan Goni also impresses with his performance as Vasu, the charming and resourceful local who helps the Jias navigate their way through Sweden.
Overall, Jia Aur Jia is a heartwarming and inspiring film that celebrates the power of female friendships and the joy of discovering oneself through the experience of travel. It is a contemporary take on the classic road trip film, with a fresh and modern perspective.