A Flying Jatt [2016-MP3-VBR-320Kbps] [DDR]
A Flying Jatt is a 2016 Hindi superhero film directed by Remo D'Souza and starring Tiger Shroff, Jacqueline Fernandez, and Nathan Jones. The film follows the adventures of Aman, a timid Sikh boy who gains superpowers from a holy tree and becomes the Flying Jatt, a superhero who fights against the evil Raka, a former wrestler who has mutated into a toxic monster. The film was released on August 25, 2016 and received mixed reviews from critics and audiences. The film's soundtrack was composed by Sachin-Jigar and featured seven songs in various genres. The soundtrack was released by Zee Music Company on July 27, 2016 and was available for download in MP3 format with VBR encoding and 320Kbps bitrate. The soundtrack was also uploaded on SoundCloud by a user named Kristin Malone.
Soundtrack Details
| A Flying Jatt - Title Track |
| Raftaar, Mansheel Gujral, Tanishkaa |
| Atif Aslam, Sumedha Karmahe |
| Vishal Dadlani, Divya Kumar, Asees Kaur |
| Sachin Sanghvi, Jigar Saraiya, Vayu, Kanika Kapoor |
| Daler Mehndi, Navraj Hans |
Film Review
A Flying Jatt is a film that tries to blend comedy, action, romance, and social message in a superhero genre. The film has some entertaining moments and impressive visual effects, but also suffers from a weak script, poor editing, and inconsistent tone. The film's plot is predictable and clichéd, with many loopholes and illogical scenes. The film's humor is often forced and childish, with some jokes being insensitive and offensive. The film's action sequences are well-choreographed and executed, but also lack originality and logic. The film's romance is superficial and unconvincing, with no chemistry between the lead pair. The film's social message is noble and relevant, but also preachy and simplistic. The film's soundtrack is catchy and melodious, but also generic and forgettable.
The film's performances are decent but not remarkable. Tiger Shroff plays the role of Aman/Flying Jatt with sincerity and enthusiasm, but also lacks charisma and versatility. He does well in the action scenes, but struggles in the emotional and comic scenes. Jacqueline Fernandez plays the role of Kirti, Aman's love interest and colleague, with grace and glamour, but also lacks depth and substance. She does not have much to do in the film, except for dancing and smiling. Nathan Jones plays the role of Raka, the main antagonist, with menace and intensity, but also lacks personality and motivation. He is reduced to a one-dimensional villain, who only roars and destroys. Kay Kay Menon plays the role of Mr. Malhotra, a greedy industrialist who hires Raka to cut the holy tree, with finesse and flair, but also lacks screen time and impact. He is wasted in a clichéd and underwritten role. Amrita Singh plays the role of Mrs. Dhillon, Aman's mother and the owner of the land where the holy tree is located, with warmth and wit, but also lacks consistency and logic. She is the most likable character in the film, but also the most unrealistic and contradictory.
A Flying Jatt is a film that has some potential and ambition, but also has many flaws and limitations. The film is not a complete disaster, but also not a complete success. The film is a mediocre and forgettable attempt at making a superhero film with a desi twist.
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