Jigra offers Alia a lot of scope to create some solid moments. But most of the film feels like an exercise to cash in on her star power rather than create an interesting premise around her. My biggest grouse is the fact that we never get to see Alia’s character meet the family that wronged her brother. The film ends on a sentimental note, but emotions can only work if you are invested in the storyline. Jigra is a great addition to Alia’s resume, but as a film it fails to drive home the point