Baaghi

I can't believe that Bollywood writers have the ability to sleep at night knowing that they are ruining great films. The entire plot was the same as a Bronx Tale and a majority of the film made no sense at all. The acting was horrendous and the characters were all unbelievable. To start off with the cast was chosen incorrectly and the editing was also off.

The storyline was hard to follow as every 20 minutes there would be a pointless song, which had absolutely no effect on the storyline.

If you ended up enjoying this film (for what ever reason you may have) then I suggest you watch the film "Josh".

Some aspects might come off as cringe but still better than the Baaghi franchise ft. Tiger Shroff

the film mainly shows Inder Kumar and not Sanjay Dutt because all the film its his love story.The film also stars some big stars like Aditya Panscholi,Gulshan Grover and Mohan Joshi.The film does have some good action scenes like the ending and the introduction of Sanjay Dutt but the rest of the film is a load of crap like how does the girl fall for Inder Kumar?and how did Sanjay become Aditya's best shooter?still some questions are unanswered.The songs were not bad like the first and second were the best the rest were OK,the performances were OK to but the main credit has to go to Sanjay Dutt and Aditya Panscholi they made the film look good and gave the film a lot of backup.People only watch this film around 11pm on a Saturday

"Bollywood"'s cocktail version of Robert De Niro's 1993 masterpiece "A BronxTale". Even scenes that make no sense in an Indian setting have been plagiarized. And plagiarizing does not end in the storyline. The song numbers on screen are neither hum-worthy nor visually appealing. All you can do is keep guessing which songs they resemble. And possibly except for one, the other numbers are eminently forgettable.

THe characters all seem misfits, except Sanjay Dutt. Monisha's role is an obvious afterthought with few appearances that hardly make an effect on the movie. The heavy multilayer suits in the humid Bombay weather complement the dumb screenplay.