
Jugjugg Jeeyo (2022) on Netflix
NR20222h 28m
Kukoo and Nainaa have decided to divorce once his sister Ginny is wed. Back in Patiala for the wedding, they act like a happy couple for the family.
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- IMDb6.1/1043,577 votes
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Plot summary
Kukoo Saini and Nainaa Sharma married, having loved each other since their school days. For Nainaa's corporate career they moved to Toronto, where Kukoo earns his living as a nightclub bouncer. Five years on, long silences and unfinished conversations have left the marriage strained. Nainaa is offered a senior HR post in New York City, while Kukoo is unhappy in his job. On their wedding anniversary the two admit how stressed their life together has become and plan to divorce once Kukoo's sister Ginny has married. They fly to Patiala for Ginny's wedding to Baljeet, received by Kukoo's parents Bheem and Geeta and by Ginny. Kukoo and Nainaa keep up the appearance of a happy couple, not wanting to disturb the wedding. Ginny, meanwhile, has mixed feelings about Gaurav, a boyfriend from her past.
Cast
Varun Dhawanas Kukoo Saini
Kiara Advanias Nainaa Sharma
Anil Kapooras Bheem Saini
Neetu Singhas Geeta Saini
Prajakta Kolias Ginny Saini
Maniesh Paulas Gurpreet Sharma
Tisca Chopraas Meera
Savant Singh Premias Balwinder
Manmeet Singhas Dr. Bhatia
Shivangi Singhas Rimpy
Varun Soodas Gourav
Elnaaz Norouzias Spl. appearance
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Jugjugg Jeeyo (2022)
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- In June 2022, Ranchi writer Vishal Singh accused Karan Johar of plagiarising his story Punny Rani for Jugjugg Jeeyo and demanded Rs. 1.5 crores in compensation; by 23 June 2022 the matter was before a local court.
- The song "Nain Ta Heere" replaced "Ik Mulaqaat", composed and written by Mithoon, which would have been Mithoon's first collaboration with Dharma Productions; the replacement was composer Vishal Shelke's debut.
- The film's first song, "The Punjaabban Song", was recreated by Tanishk Bagchi from the 2002 Pakistani music album Nach Punjaban by Abrar-ul-Haq.
- The second song, "Rangisari", is a re-release of Kavita Seth and Kanishk Seth's song "Rangi Saari", recreated from a popular thumri by the late classical vocalist Shobha Gurtu.























