After much anticipation, Tiger Shroff’s action-thriller Baaghi 4 was finally released in theatres today. Sajid Nadiadwala’s action-packed saga promised to be the most intense and brutal chapter in the franchise yet.
Also featuring Sanjay Dutt, Harnaaz Sandhu, and Sonam Bajwa, this latest instalment promised to take the action to new heights, blending raw emotion with heart-pounding intensity. While the film is getting mixed reactions, Tiger has penned a note of thanks to fans for showering love on the film.
Tiger Shroff overwhelmed with love for Baaghi 4
Taking to his official Instagram handle on Friday evening, Tiger Shroff dropped 2 raw posters of himself from the film, capturing the emotion of his character in the movie. Alongside the post, he wrote, “Overwhelmed with your love and reactions❤️even though hes not the same…thank you for loving him the same way since part 1. #baaghi4 in cinemas now!”
About Baaghi 4
Under the banner of Nadiadwala Grandson Entertainment, Baaghi 4 introduces a fierce new level of excitement, with Tiger Shroff returning as Ronnie, but this time, he’s more unhinged, unforgiving, and unstoppable than ever before. The stakes get personal, the action seems to be relentless, and the fury promises to be impossible to ignore.
For the first time, Baaghi 4 carries an ‘A’ certificate from the CBFC, signalling a bold, unfiltered cinematic approach that breaks new ground for the franchise and Nadiadwala Grandson Entertainment. Facing off against Ronnie is none other than the legendary Sanjay Dutt, taking on one of the most menacing roles of his career. His portrayal of the antagonist radiates power, menace, and a chilling calm that adds to the suspense. The showdown between Tiger and Dutt is sure to be nothing short of epic.
Our review for Baaghi 4
Times Now’s in-house critic gave the film a rating of 2 stars. An excerpt from the review reads, “In the first half, Baaghi 4 is choppy, relying heavily on song and dance. Ronnie and Alisha’s love story is done and dusted. The slow-mos and cheesy romance offer nothing new. The story confuses between being gritty and superficially staged. Action pieces, walking and dancing shots are stitched together aimlessly, creating a broken and weak narrative.”