Junaid Butt

A Recycled Action Flick That Misses the Mark This film is a textbook example of style over substance—and even the style feels borrowed. With a storyline that’s clearly a patchwork of old, overused plots and even some oddly placed comic scenes lifted from English movies, the film struggles to offer anything original. Despite the star power of Sanjay Dutt as the villain, even his presence can’t salvage the weak script. His character feels underwritten and cartoonish, like most of the other antagonists who come off more as caricatures than credible threats. Tiger Shroff, as expected, brings his signature action-packed energy, but unfortunately, the action sequences feel over-the-top and largely senseless, lacking any emotional or narrative weight. You end up watching stunts for the sake of stunts—with no reason to care. Dialogues are forgettable, emotional beats fall flat, and the humor feels forced or misplaced. It’s a loud, flashy film that ultimately leaves you exhausted and unsatisfied. Final Verdict: A complete waste of time and energy. Even die-hard fans of the cast might struggle to find redeeming moments here. Skip it. ⭐ 1 out of 5