JASHNN is yet another persuasive tale from the house of Bhatts. Super music coupled with exceptional performances from its principal cast makes JASHNN an interesting watch. . It's about a unknown who wants to attain success in life, wants to live his dreams, wants to become a somebody some day. In that respect, JASHNN, with director duo Raksha Mistry and Hasnain Hyderabadwala in the driving seat, drives home the point convincingly.

Akash [Adhyayan Suman] thirsts to become a singer. However he has dreams in his heart, he is helpless to find that distinctive voice that he can call his own, that will boost him to the top. Only when he faces a sour truth - that he is parasitical off his elder sister Nisha [Shahana Goswami], who, in order to offer him a decent lifestyle, has become the mistress of a rich businessman Aman Bajaj [Humayun Saeed]

Twist of fate, but the person who sees him through this dark night and mentors him when he's down and out is none other than the person who he hates most in the world - Aman Bajaj. It is Sara [Anjana Sukhani], Aman's sister, who makes him realize that he is an tremendously talented man and is simply going through a bad phase.

In the end, he not only touches his inexhaustible potential and becomes an overnight star, but also humbles his biggest detractor Aman Bajaj and in the process, lives up to the faith that his sister and Sara had in him all along. But JASHNN is not without a hitch. The romantic track could've been as severe as the volatile ones. The second half of the movie is too long to digest.

Director duo Raksha and Hasnain has experimented with a different realm [emotions], after attempting thrillers.