Baaghi 4 Twitter Review: Fans Praise Tiger Shroff’s Action, But Call Film a “Chaotic, Violent Mess”
Baaghi 4 Twitter reviews are out: Fans praise Tiger Shroff’s action and Sanjay Dutt’s performance but slam the film’s weak story and excessive violence.
Tiger Shroff and Sanjay Dutt in Baaghi 4: While fans praise the action, many criticize the film’s “chaotic storytelling” and excessive violence.
Tiger Shroff’s much-awaited action thriller Baaghi 4 hit theatres today, but early social media reviews reveal a mixed response. While fans applauded the high-octane action sequences and Sanjay Dutt’s strong performance, many criticized the film’s weak storytelling and over-the-top violence.
Fans Applaud Tiger Shroff & Sanjay Dutt
Directed by A Harsha, the film features Tiger Shroff in what many fans described as his “intense beast avatar.” Several viewers compared him to Hollywood star Sylvester Stallone, calling him “the desi Stallone” of Bollywood.
A fan tweeted, “Tiger’s action is next-level, Sanjay Dutt adds emotional weight, and Harnaaz Sandhu with Sonam Bajwa bring freshness. A complete entertainer for action lovers.”
Another wrote, “Tiger Shroff delivers a fierce performance as Ronnie. The brutal face-offs with Sanjay Dutt are worth watching. Pure adrenaline!”
“Chaotic Storytelling” Draws Criticism
Despite the appreciation for action, many viewers were unimpressed with the plot. A section of the audience labeled the film as “chaotic,” with one user stating, “Tiger needs to focus on acting, not just action. Sanjay Dutt was killer, but overall storytelling was weak.”
Some even found the violence excessive. A disappointed viewer tweeted, “#Baaghi4 is an unnecessary cringe-violent mess with no story. 1 star out of 5.”
Box Office Hopes Despite Mixed Reviews
The fourth installment of the popular Baaghi franchise, produced by Sajid Nadiadwala under Nadiadwala Grandson Entertainment, also stars Harnaaz Sandhu, Sonam Bajwa, Shreyas Talpade, Saurabh Sachdeva, and Upendra Limaye.
While the film is being hailed as a “mass entertainer” by Tiger’s fans, its over-the-top gore and weak narrative may divide audiences in the coming days.
