It's
been
a
long
time
since
Bollywood
had
not
come
up
with
superhero
films
and
finally
Tiger
Shroff
has
delivered
it
through
A
Flying
Jatt.
Not
only
is
he
a
superhero,
he's
also
funny,
scared
and
learning
new
things
about
himself
on
the
go.
The
film
will
make
you
laugh
out
loud
and
instantly
connect
with
the
superhero.
A
Flying
Jatt,
gives
a
good
dosage
of
comedy,
action
and
dance,
as
both
Tiger
Shroff
and
Jacqueline
Fernandez
are
involved
in
making
the
audiences
chuckle.
The
movie,
has
shown
Tiger
Shroff
in
a
never
seen
before
avatar.
Director
:
Remo
D'souza
Cast
:
Tiger
Shroff,
Jacqueline
Fernandez
Plot:
A
Flying
Jatt
is
set
against
the
backdrop
of
the
Punjab
province,
where
a
young
and
energetic
Tiger
Shroff
(Aman)
leads
a
simple
life
as
a
martial
arts
teacher
at
a
school.
An
industrialist
Kay
Kay
Menon
(Malhotra),
faces
hard
opposition
from
the
people
after
his
factories
cause
major
air
pollution.
He
then,
decides
to
dump
all
the
waste
into
the
river.
The
only
thing
that's
stopping
him
from
doing
so
is
a
'Holy
Tree'
which
stands
at
the
end
of
the
river,that
people
worship
it
all
day
and
night.
Malhotra
hires
the
mighty
Rakha
(Nathan
Jones)
to
chop
off
that
tree
so
he
can
dump
all
the
industrial
waste
into
the
river.
At
the
dawn
of
night,
Rahka
arrives
with
a
hacksaw
to
complete
the
job
but
Aman
stops
him
from
chopping
the
holy
tree.
During
the
fight,
the
tree
blesses
Aman
and
gives
him
superhero
powers,
and
the
power
gets
extended
to
Rakha
as
well.
Aman
gets
terrified
and
tries
to
experiment
flying
and
fighting
but
ends
up
being
a
laughing
stock.
The
superhero
here,
is
afraid
of
heights,
fire
and
gets
terrified
by
various
other
things,
but
his
intentions
are
good
and
wants
to
safeguard
his
city
from
every
evil.
Rakha,
on
the
other
hand
misuses
his
power
and
wants
to
take
control
of
the
city
along
with
Malhotra,
just
for
their
greed.
Will
Rakha
and
Malhotra
manage
to
destroy
the
city
and
pollute
it
further?
How
will
Aman
save
the
city
from
the
evil
clutches
of
Rakha
and
Malhotra?
For
that
you
will
have
to
hit
the
theatres!
Performances:
Tiger
Shroff
has
pulled
off
stunts,
dance
and
comedy
with
ease,
but
fails
to
impress
the
audience
with
his
acting
skills.
He
could
have
done
a
much
better
job,
but
instead
gave
out
an
average
performance.
Though
Tiger
has
handled
everything
professionally,
and
done
what
has
been
told,
his
acting
did
not
leave
an
impact
as
the
story
lacked
substance.
His
comedy
scenes
can
make
you
chuckle
for
a
while,
but
then
it
gets
boring.
His
fight
moves
are
the
only
thing
to
watch
out
for.
Jacqueline
Fernandez
looks
fabulous
has
showcased
some
awesome
dance
moves,
but
her
role
is
very
minimal
and
she's
nothing
but
a
superhero's
heroine
having
no
weightage
in
the
film.
Her
acting
skills
are
below
average
and
cringeworthy.
In
fact
the
movie
could
run
even
without
her
presence.
Her
romantic
side
is
on
full
display
and
she
has
done
justice
only
to
that
and
nothing
else.
Nathan
Jones
and
Kay
Kay
Menon
have
done
an
excellent
job
in
terms
of
acting,
especially
Nathan
steals
the
limelight.
He
is
everything
that
describes
evil,
but
since
the
main
leads
are
not
upto
the
mark,
the
villain
fizzles
out
just
like
the
story
of
the
film.
Technicalities:
The
director
Remo
D'souza,
has
failed
to
connect
with
the
audiences
and
has
done
a
very
average
job.
The
plot
is
very
weak
and
the
story
loses
its
direction
midway.
The
transition
of
Aman
from
being
a
simple
man
to
a
superhero,
could
have
been
intervowen
in
a
better
and
matured
way.
In
total,
Remo's
idea
of
showing
the
superhero
in
a
funny
way
has
failed
miserably.
The
film
is
aimless
and
makes
a
mockery
out
of
everything.
The
VFX
is
pretty
impressive
and
they
have
managed
to
deliver
the
unexpected.
Though
a
few
fight
scenes
are
shown
in
a
funny
way,
which
kids
would
love.
The
graphics
are
a
visual
treat
and
kudos
to
the
film-makers
for
achieving
this
feat.
Verdict:
If
you
love
stunts
and
good
VFX
then
this
film
is
for
you.
The
kids
will
surely
love
all
these
elements
of
a
funny
superhero.
Apart
from
that,
the
film
is
boring
and
you
can
watch
it
at
your
own
risk.