646f9e108c Malhotra wants to acquire a land of Sikh colony for his factory which is owned by Mrs Dhillon known as Bebe however Bebe is in no mood to sell the land to him it also has a tree which is considered holy by the everyone.Malhotra threatens Bebe 's son Aman that her life would be in danger if she doesn't sell the land to him,Malhotra sends Raka to cut the tree.On a stormy night Aman sits near the holy tree praying for his mother he notices that Raka is cutting the tree a fight occurs between them after being beaten by Raka,Aman gets holy powers from the tree and fights back soon Aman turns a superhero known as Flying Jat who helps people in need whereas Raka turns into a toxic Monster who wants to pollute the environment. Jatt is a reluctant superhero who fights crime and protects people. He meets his match in the evil Raka, who he must vanquish to save the day. While Remo D'souza is known to be a fairly decent choreographer, his filmmaking chops definitely need a revisit as is evident from his latest feature which is less of a superhero action flick and more of a sermon on environment's annihilation by its dwellers.<br/><br/>Aman (Shroff) and his alcoholic mother Bebe (Singh) live in a Sikh neighborhood surrounded by their own community members. Their for- bearers had been staying at this exact place for hundreds of years, which is one of the reasons why Bebe sends Malhotra (Menon), an unscrupulous businessman, back when he requests her to give up the land (for a hefty price, of course) because he wants to build a bridge through it. One other reason why Bebe is so adamant is that the land also holds an age-old tree which is considered sacred by the whole Sikh community. However, Malhotra has already planned his strategy against Bebe, and enlists Raka (Jones), a mutated mercenary, to teach her and the community a lesson. It is during Raka and Aman's first fight sequence that the sacred tree gifts him some supernatural powers and the rest is what one can easily predict.<br/><br/>Aman, who is now known as Flying Jatt, has the power of self-healing and decides to pit against Raka and Malhotra especially driven by Bebe's emotional narration of her husband and his gang's story of bravery and valor. Meanwhile, Aman wants to get it on with Kirti (Fernandez), a half-dumb, half-pretty doll, who instead wants to get it on with the Flying Jatt. As one can assume, no one, except Bebe and Aman's close friend and future collateral damage, knows that Aman is the Flying Jatt. The half mask that he wears probably weakens one's eyesight.<br/><br/>The plot is as thin as the next superhero flick. With a formulaic approach mixed with environmentalism, the narrative takes one on a field trip about the deterioration of nature because led by humans and eventually ends up accusing the audience of vandalism. Towards the end, in between action sequences that take place in space, there is a message that appears from the director about "mother Earth" and how "there's no alternative for her". With that, the film reaches exceptional heights of the definition of oversmart.<br/><br/>Shroff has never impressed us with his acting skills, but if one is entertained by his parkour skills, this film might be fun. Singh is fine as the aged mother who uses popular Punjabi dialogues to admonish his lazy son and businessmen who come knocking on her door for land. Fernandez is exploited fully because all she does is wear colorful costumes and move a hip and swoon at her beau's superhero skills. Menon's performance is not the best he has done, but special appreciation for whoever selected the batch of stylish fibrous ties he wears.<br/><br/>Overall, the film tries to make a good point, but ends up muddled due to its use of potboiling elements and awful writing.<br/><br/>BOTTOM LINE: Remo's A Flying Jatt is only for kids. Wait for TV premiere.<br/><br/>Can be watched with a typical Indian family? YES This movie is one of the most anticipated movies of 2016. After Heropanti and Baaghi Tiger's fans were eagerly waiting for this movie and they want a new avatar of Tiger Shroff. Director Remo is also given some interesting movies in his career as a director. That's why the movie's hype was overwhelmingly growing. Maybe this time, the director and the scriptwriter missed the opportunity to create a good superhero movie.<br/><br/>Tiger Shroff is one of such actors who has already good numbers of the fan base and popularity in Bollywood. His previous two movies are commercially very successful and this is a superhero movie which is also very appealing. But the half-baked script and lots of plot holes may be will ruin this movie. The story has a good message but very choppy and sluggish writing of screenplay is the main minus point of this movie. performance wise Tiger was good, Jackeline was OK, rest of the cast are OK and the music was not up to the mark. The direction was very poor and editing was also very poor.<br/><br/>This is a medium budget movie and there is two open week for this movie and Tiger has good numbers of a fan following. These two reasons maybe will save this movie.
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