Jaat Review MASS FEAST.
Jaat is an out and out Sunny Deol fan service film which is made by a Telugu director Gopichand Malineni so the filmmaking style is also the same. The story of Jaat is set in a coastal village of Andhra Pradesh where all the villagers are being exploited by the local Gangster named Ranatunga.Then the hero coincidentally comes to the village and helps the villagers get rid of the problem. The treatment of the film is exactly what we see in a mass commercial pot boiler with slow motion action shots with a glaring background music.
The actors Randeep Hooda and Vineet Kumar Singh have given a great treatment which they definitely deserves.
Jaat is a full on paisa vasool hardcore mass entertainer. It's not just packed with action, but also has a solid story, emotional depth, and a villain who matches the hero blow for blow.
Sunny Deol back in the same powerful avatar that made him a superstar in the 90s. It wouldn't be wrong to say that no one has presented Sunny like this in the past 15 to 20 years. Theatres will erupt with applause when Sunny unleashes destruction just to earn a sorry.Sunny Paaji roars like a TIGER in the entire film, proves yet again why he is considered as one of the Biggest Action Superstar Indian Cinema has seen.But Sunny isn't the only life of the film Randeep Hooda is equally brilliant. His character is given a proper buildup, making him ultra-menacing.
On the big screen, Randeep stands toe to toe with Sunny in every way, and that's one of the biggest strengths of Jaat.Vineet Kumar is Fantastic as always.
The screenplay is highly entertaining, and the elevation scenes, especially with Thaman's explosive background score, make the film even more impactful.
Film highlights- Randeep Hooda & Sunny Deol Introduction, Sorry Bol Angle in the First half, Powerful Interval Block. Jail Sequence in the Second half, and a Powerful climax.
At the box office, Jaat has strong potential, especially in mass belts.