Jungle Mangal review: some thrilling between lock down love story

• TIME – 92 minutes
• Released – 03 Jul 2025
• LANGUAGE – Kannada
• Genre – Adventure, thriller

CAST – Yash Shetty, Harshita Ramachandra, Ugram Manju, Bala Rajawadi, Deepak Rai Panaje.

DIRECTOR – Rakshit Kumar

When the lockdown was due to the Korona virus, everyone’s life was difficult. One of the difficulty of someone. You can make enough cinema, keeping what happened at the time. There have already been some movies, focusing on locked days. The new addition to that line is ‘Jungle Mangal’. Rakshit Kumar has directed the film. The story of the lovers who are trapped inside the forest during the lockdown.

The story of ‘Jungle Mangal’ is as follows. He wants to spend some time with her. She persuaded her to take it to a dense forest. The eyes of the wicked falls when they are sitting in the jungle and speaking in solitude. ‘Jungle Mangal’ is how they escaped from there.

But this story is not so simple. What is those lovers’ backgrounds? The thrills will increase as the details of the evil conspiracy to them are open. There is also some twist in this story. The thrill increases when every twist is encountered. Now, the duration of this film is only 1 hour and 32 minutes. The film tastes to the audience to be entertained by looking at the short story.

Director Rakshit Kumar has placed all the elements needed for a thin riller cinema in the film. He has tried to maintain the end of the story, presenting the story through Flash Back. But some scenes test the audience’s patience as a repeat. There should be a reason for the scenes to be repeated, and the answer is the answer to the climax.

Yash Shetty plays the lead role of ‘Jungle Mangal’. But his character cannot be called a hero. That role appeared as an ordinary person who is among everyone. As such, the masses are more connected. Overall, the story is the hero of this cinema.

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Ugram Manju has appeared as a villain as usual. As a Pagal lover, he has done justice to the role. Harshita Ramachandrappa, who stars as a heroine, gets attention. That role of the village girl is more appropriate for them. Cinema has been built with very few characters. Technically ‘Jungle Mangal’ cinema is neat. Prasad K. Shetty, Poornachandra Tejaswi’s music, Vishnu Prasad’s photography is good.

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