But Jaggu Dada's mother builds up an ambition to make him an international don and marry him off to a bar dancer, Champa.

Shankar Dada, on his death bed, calls Jaggu and makes him vow not to indulge in don activities and marry a socially moral girl, not Champa.

Upon his death, Shankar Dada is shown to become a spirit and begins haunting Jaggu to fulfill his promise.

That said, this one could be worth a visit to the hall for Darshan fans and also people who love their fare of hero-centric subjects with bombastic commercial elements.

"[8] Shyam Prasad S of Bangalore Mirror gave the film a rating of 2/5 and wrote "Jaggu Dada may still enthuse fans of the star, but for the rest, it could be an underwhelming experience.

"[9] ShyamPrasad SM of Deccan Chronicle gave the film a rating of 2/5 and wrote "'traditional' die-hard fan of challenging star Darshan.