The plot unfolds as Anuradha and Yohan carry out the investigation of the case. Yohan's heart beats for Anuradha but chooses to be tight lipped about the same. Yohan is a decorated but suspended cop who has been held for corruption charges. Her childhood friend Yohan ( Irrfan Khan) helps her in the whole scenario. Anuradha is left with no choice but to take up the case of the convicted criminal ( Chandan Roy Sanyal). The abductor wants Anuradha to fight a case of a rapist and murderer, and set him free, and in exchange, offers to release her daughter. Until one day, when her daughter gets kidnapped and the abductor demands no ransom, but puts forth a deal instead. She lives a perfect life with her pre-teen daughter, managing work and home like any modern day woman. Plot: Ace lawyer Anuradha Varma ( Aishwarya Rai), a single mother, who is extremely successful in all her endeavours, finds nothing wrong in wining 'justice' for the 'guilty'. Extended melodrama, extreme use of hues of green and sepia tones, especially in scenes depicting Mumbai does not work well for me. Also, the bond between Anuradha and her daughter should have been portrayed and elaborated more to establish a deep connection with the audience. Negative Points: Though, the film has an appropriate run time of around two hours, the emotional and dramatic scenes are stretched, bringing down the pace, but that is true only for certain sequences.
The film has an engrossing plot and the actors are the main reason of making the overall impact look good. Irrfan Khan's extraordinary performance and apt dialogue delivery along with Shabana Azmi's strong comportment, count as good assets for the film. Positive Points: Aishwarya Rai's come back after five long years! A delight for her fans who have been missing her screen presence. One line Review: Edge-of-the-seat-thriller, ' Jazbaa' is a striking comeback of Aishwarya Rai and portrays exceptional performances by Irrfan Khan and Shabana Azmi.
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