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The Times Of India |
Apr 10, 2025 , 17:54:01 IST
Jaat Movie Review & Release Live update: Salman Khan gives a big shoutout to Sunny Deol
Sunny Deol makes a high-octane comeback with 'Jaat', which hit theatres today, April 10, 2025. Directed by Gopichand Malineni, this action-drama stars Deol alongside Randeep Hooda, Viineet Kumar Singh, and Regina Cassandra. The film delves into themes of identity, justice, and resilience, set against the raw backdrop of rural India. Deol, known for his intense screen presence, reportedly performed his own stunts at 67, once again proving his commitment to delivering gritty action sequences.The film opened to a strong response in advance bookings, collecting ₹2.37 crore on Day 1 with over 1.13 lakh tickets sold, signaling the massive anticipation surrounding his return. While it faces box office competition from Ajith Kumar’s 'Good Bad Ugly', 'Jaat' stands firm with impressive early numbers.Adding a nostalgic charm to the premiere, veteran actor Dharmendra stole the spotlight with his energetic dance moves, making the event a memorable celebration of the Deol legacy. With future projects like 'Lahore 1947' and 'Border 2' lined up, 'Jaat' kickstarts what looks like a busy and thrilling year for Sunny Deol. Fans can expect a film that blends emotion and action, with Deol in vintage form.
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