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A Flying Jatt is a 2016 Indian superhero comedy film co-written and directed by Remo D'Souza and produced under the banner of Balaji Motion Pictures. It features Tiger Shroff, Jacqueline Fernandez and Nathan Jones in the lead roles.[4][5] A Flying Jatt narrates the story of Aman Dhillon, a teenager (Shroff) who gains superpowers from a divine tree.
The next morning, Aman finds himself in his bed alive with no sign of any injury and presumes all that happened to be a dream. He also notices a khanda that has appeared on his back, the same symbol which was carved on the tree and had been imprinted on him during the attack. Later that day, he and his brother notice a few unusual things happening to him, such as increased agility and the ability to absorb information by touching objects. After escaping an ambush using super speed, Rohit and his mother confirm that Aman has somehow gained superpowers. She immediately declares him a superhero. After making him a costume and showing him several superhero films for inspiration, Aman's mother tells him the story of his father, Sardar Kartar Singh Dhillon, a Sikh who went to Shaolin to learn martial arts and was named "Flying Jatt". She asks Aman to take up the legacy of his father and keep Flying Jatt as his superhero name to which he agrees. Although his superhero exploits get off to a rocky start, Flying Jatt is soon recognized when he saves hostages from a terrorist attack at an airport. As he gains even more success being a hero, Aman proposes to Kirti and reveals his secret identity to her.
Srijana Mitra Das from The Times of India gave the film 3.5 out of 5 stars and stated, "Tiger does a neat job as Aman, shivering superhero who fights crime but also buys 'do kilo lauki' on the way home".[11]
Firstpost said, "The film's comedy, occasional inventiveness and aura of innocence are what make it effective in its own way, despite the lack of depth. D'souza had displayed his natural wit even in his first film F.A.L.T.U. in 2011. A Flying Jatt could have been so much better than what it is, if he had not kept one eye fixed Westward for inspiration. This one is perhaps best suited to the very very young."[12]
Anyway leaving that aside, 30mins in the Giant goes after the magical tree and tiger jumps in trying to save and they both get hits by lighting bolt. THE END, Trust me that could have been a better movie, than this. Because from heron out its a completely different film. Unfortunatly both of them survives and get superpowers. And here again the script gets lousy I mean superpower should be defined like there should be somthing, specific. Here our hero turned into superman with healing factor and can learn music by touching books and can doing awkwardly sex stuff like seducting others using sunny leone (I really hated it when they reference her in this movie) and our villain turned out to be pollution junkie. Yes, Nathan Jones gets power by consuming pollution and garbage. He is the "Raaka - The Garbage Monger"
For any superhero the origin is important and how he learns about his power, embraces it. You know the mentor stuff, No matter how many times you have heard the "great power, great responisbility" stuff its always acceptable. How he comes to in terms with the power learning the adapting to them. Those are the best part, here these all gets butchered and for what? Some few minutes comic relief of costume dress up. No worries let the hero do some awesome stuff like saving people and winning peoples love, before he takes down the big bad. No, We get green screen effect for flying and him dumping garbage over Kay-kay's house. Directly goes and fight the pollution junkie and after giving him a beat down he let him go, Why? Superhero stuff.
This is a bad movie, there is no doubt in that. But it could have been way better than what it is. There is almost no effort from any of the actor except Kay-kay Menon. He is in his own world and plays beautiful the first few scene as the villain and later I think he gave up. In my personal opinion it would have been a good story if it was just kay-kay vs Tiger. Drop the big guy and let the key-kay be the lex luthor to our flying jatt. I enjoyed the animated flashback for the animation only not the commentary.
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Bollywood, which doesn't boast of a very impressive roster when it comes to superhero films, has yet again come up with something that looks like an unfortunate cross between Pokémon GO - The Movie and Koi Mil Gaya: The Reboot, none of which are essential at this point.
Verdict: When it comes to the superhero genre, though being a low budget film, A Flying Jatt comes out with a message to save our mother Earth, and if the major VFX flaws are ignored, it is a good comical watch for the kids and adults alike.
This film had me dying not gonna lie. Its so bleeding hilarious. The funny parts are actually funny and the moments where we are supposed to take it seriously are equally as hilarious. Im no bollywood movie fan...honestly i never like bollywood movies but this just took me over the edge. Tiger shroff is a fantastic martial artists and his acting is solid too. The villain of the movie starts off as the CEO of Malhotra Industries
It's a terrific idea and who better to play the superhero and his bebe than Tiger Shroff and Amrita Singh. He combines an astonishing agility with a guileless demeanor and is entirely convincing as an invincible do-gooder who saves the world. And she has a defined strength of character, which sadly too few filmmakers have put to good use. A Flying Jatt could have been a fun entertainer with mum as the moral center. Instead, it's just exhausting.
A Flying Jatt leaves you partially satisfied by the end of it. The film is surely not unwatchable but it appeals only to kids and majorly single screen audience. Throughout the film adults will wonder why are they even watching this film. There is hardly anything for people above age group fifteen. Great watch for kids.
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