Baaghi

Even with its various flaws, Baaghi is still a treat for the action lovers. Watch the film for its amazing stunts and Tiger Shroff. Boy, he surely rocks!

Baaghi is a high-octane masala feast. Watch it for Tiger Shroff - India's best young action hero by far.

if you are an action movie lover or not, Baaghi, is a visual treat to everyone. The movie has romance, action, drama and edge of the seat thrilling scenes. The plus point of the movie is that it's not predictable at all, and has many new twists which you can never think of!

Apart from some exciting action sequences and trendy music, there's not much that the film offers to look forward to. So if you're looking for a one time watch, full of muscle and traces of mind, then go ahead and grab the film.

High-end action saves the otherwise dull chemistry of this Tiger Shroff and Shraddha Kapoor starrer...

Baaghi blooms only during the fights but by the time the clock ticks towards the climax, you are exhausted. How much can you hoot for broken necks and crushed bones? You could try finding thrill in Tiger's kicks but the film has nothing more to offer.

Sabbir Khan's filmmaking is average. Only high points in the film are its action sequences which are crafted in such a way that they will take away your breath. With a dash of comedy and emotions, 'Baaghi' turns out to be a one-time-watch. It is not an unmissable film, but you won't regret watching it either.

In short, The Karate Kid enters Bloodsport and appears in a hurry to become Ong-Bak without losing the essential Bollywood qualities. Baaghi shines only in patches.

The one aspect where Baaghi wins big is the cinematography. Binod Pradhan's camera is adept at capturing the Vallam Kali (the boat race festival in Kerala) with equal ease as the fight-club sequences in Bangkok. Watch Baaghi this week if you want to whistle along to Tiger and Shraddha's bone-breaking punches.

Baaghi is an out and out action flick, which is ruined by romance and a tepid plot.

Director Sabbir Khan should be credited for framing the well-conceptualised action scenes. But for the rest, writer Sanjeev Dutta left him with very little to play with. The songs in the film are great — only for your mid-film washroom visits. Almost 140 minutes long, Baaghi can get insufferable to a point that you hope the lead pair actually succumbs to the blows and we can all go home. But they don't.

Baaghi is sincere but that doesn't translate to good. Do you enjoy watching the film? Just the action. It is mostly too far-fetched and watching two expressionless dolls batting eyelids at each other is far from satisfying. If you are an action-junkie, you wouldn't mind wasting your energy on this but for others this is a tiresome trek that doesn't end on an exhilarating note.

He's got the goods of a solid action hero but it's time to step out of the show reel space and shine under an actual script and a skilled hand who can bring out the Tiger buried under Jackie's son and Hrithik's fan.

Though not unwatchable Baaghi lays way too much stress on optical thrills.Forget feeling for the lovers, you wait for them to stop singing dancing and fighting  long enough to give love a chance.This is a narrative so busy having sex it forgets to enjoy the orgasm.