But in Jai Ho Salman is the superhero version of Rajinikanth. We all know that this B-town Robinhood can easily pack a punch and kick up a storm just with his dumdaar dole shole. In fact, at one point it seems as if his good friend Sunny Deol’s aatma has entered his body, especially when he roars like a tiger.errr…lion.actually it’s hard to figure out which one, but it’s hilarious each time! Also Read - Aamir Khan birthday special: Bollywood celebs who the Laal Singh Chaddha star had a fall out with Sallu bhai is 48, but not even once while watching him beat up the goons will you consider his age. Also Read - Shah Rukh Khan to Ajay Devgn: 10 Bollywood celebs who own private jets While it is all about Being Human, this is why Jai Ho is worth at least one watch. But that’s not why you should watch Jai Ho. Does he succeed in his mission? No guesses needed, wethinks! In between, there is a romance between Salman and Daisy, some naach gaana and, of course, loads of action, much of it in slow motion. Remember how in the promo Khan scribbles on a piece of paper with what looks like a family tree on it? Turns out that it’s his way of making people understand the funda of helping each other. Hence every time he helps somebody he tells them that instead of saying thank you, they should help three other people and ask them in turn to help three more people. His only motto is: create a chain of goodness in society. Seeing Salman in a social crusader avatar is a bit strange, but then there is nothing that the superstar cannot pull off, hai na? But what is Khan brothers latest offering Jai Ho all about? In a nutshell, Salman plays a suspended army officer who is ever-ready to help those who need it. But unlike SK’s earlier movies - Ready, Dabangg, Ek Tha Tiger and Dabangg 2 - this one has a social message attached, somewhat like the Sanjay Dutt starrer Munnabhai MBBS. Directed by his youngest brother Sohail Khan Jai Ho, starring Salman, newbie Daisy Shah, Tabu and Danny Denzongpa is a typical masala entertainer. Salman Khan’s long-awaited Jai Ho has finally hit the screens and, trust me, the moment you walk into the theatre, you’ll know this one is going to be a seeti-bajao marathon. The film has its heart in the right place, but fails to make the expected impact.
The Dabangg Khan is back on the silver screen after a year in Jai Ho.
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