Natural Star Nani for the first time this year is testing his luck with Jersey, an emotional sports drama. Gowtam Tinnanuri is the director and Shraddha Srinath is the heroine. Satyaraj will be seen in another crucial role and Anirudh Ravichander is the music director. Suryadevara Naga Vamsi is the producer and Jersey is releasing across the globe today. Here is the complete review of Jersey:

Story:

Jersey is the story of a young and talented cricketer Arjun (Nani) who falls in love with Sarah (Shraddha) and bids goodbye for the sport. Ten years later, it is for his son, Arjun takes the sport and he then decides to serve the country. Jersey is all about the challenges and hurdles faced by a 36-year-old Ranji cricketer and how he ends up victorious in his life. Watch Jersey to know about the complete story.

Positives:

Nani and Shraddha Srinath

Gowtam’s Narration

Emotional Drama

Climax and Interval blocks

Music and Cinematography

Negatives:

Slow Pace

Family Drama

Performances:

Natural Star Nani delivers his career’s best performance as Arjun, a struggling cricketer in Jersey. He performed well and he is at his best during the emotional episodes. Shraddha Srinath is a perfect find and she gets a perfect knock as Sarah. The kid playing Nani’s son too did his best for the role. Satyaraj and other supporting actors have been flawless. Jersey has a bunch of actors who delivered their best for their roles.

Jersey is an emotional story about a 36-year-old struggling cricketer and the story is laced with an emotional drama and a message. The screenplay and dialogues along with Gowtam’s direction is the major highlight of Jersey. Anirudh’s music and background score came as a huge support for this emotional drama. The cinematography work looks stupendous and the production values have been good. Gowtam Tinnanuri is here to stay and Jersey is his best work.

Verdict:

Nani and his team deliver a solid emotional drama that will appeal to all the sections. Jersey is one of the best films in the recent times. Don’t miss it.

Rating:3.25/5