Blog : Baaghi 3 Review Starring Tiger Shroff and Shraddha Kapoor

Baaghi 3 is one of the few movies which released before the global pandemic shut down the cinemas. Baaghi 3 released in March 2020 is an action thriller movie directed by Ahmed Khan. The movie is a spiritual sequel to Bagghi 2. It is the third movie in the Baaghi film series. Starring Tiger Shroff and Shraddha Kapoor, the film did not get appreciation from the audience and failed in the Box Office. It is also a remake of the Tamil film Vettai.

So, what the story of Baaghi 3? The film is about Ronnie played by Tiger Shroff who is fiercely protected of his elder brother Vikram. The story revolves around how Ronnie goes to Syria to save his brother from a terrorist group. Will he be able to save his brother?

The movie is worth watching if you love Tiger Shroff. His six-pack abs, rippling muscles and chiseled face is magical. His immense energy is worth watching, especially where he is ready to bash up all the bad guys who come in his way. This is an action packed movie but with a predictable and a weak storyline. When Vikram gets kidnapped, Ronnie is all set for a rescue mission. Does it sound appealing?

Well the audiences did not find it engaging or appealing. If you are not fond of action sequences, then the movie is not for you.

Tiger Shroff plays his role perfectly and once again proves that he is one of those actors who is bankable. Shraddha Kapoor does not have much to do in the action packed movie. However, she looks pretty and manages to bring comic relief to a section of the audience in the first half. Her character is not crucial, and she does not get much scope to perform. Riteish Deshmukh as Vikram gets an important role. However, mysteriously, his character is known to have some handicap which is not known till the end of the movie.

The storyline might bring in a few questions in your mind. For instance, the character of Vikram needs to be protected by the younger brother, but Vikram is still seen as a police office. Is not that quite inconsistent and the audience tries relating a lot. The film has several such loose points which are not quite convincing.

Watch the movie for its ample acrobatics, for the ear deafening explosions, and the several punches by Tiger Shroff. Wish the script was not so weak, the film could have done a lot better in Box office.