He is a a shame to his parents .he is a shame to film industry.he is a a shame to himself that he ever thought of becoming an actor.
It is very hard to fathom the purpose of this aimless flight. If the idea behind A Flying Jatt is to unveil a new money-spinning franchise, we don’t know about the money bit but it would be a moviegoer’s worst nightmare come true.
Isn’t one bad enough? A few more such flicks would be cinematic hell.
Poorly mounted, abysmally acted and dreadfully tedious, A Flying Jatt, directed and co-written by choreographer Remo D’Souza, flies on empty.
Its ideas and themes are ripped off from sundry sources and cobbled together in a scrappy, sloppy comic-strip fantasy that is about as steady as an eel on a slippery slope.
A Flying Jatt is so whimsically infantile in its conception of a homegrown Superman-like crime-buster that it never gains any height.
Even for those that are suckers for superhero actioners, the film lacks the punch required to pass muster.