The beginning of ‘Jail’ is quite compelling and engaging, with the inmates, their crimes and their individual stories running parallel. The best part of the flick is that apart from presenting the vile reality of prison, it also lets you experience the truth of the legal world. However, what starts as a gripping tale, loses rhythm after sometime as the proceedings gets repetitive and monotonous. Nonetheless, the movie bounces back after the interval and what follows is a ride of twists and turns. The dialogues of the flick are top notch and so is the cinematography. The songs are also well placed and add soul to the film.