Baaghi 4 Twitter review: Tiger Shroff returns with power-packed action, but fans want more depth in storyline

Tiger Shroff’s much-awaited action film Baaghi 4 has finally hit the big screens on September 5, continuing the popular franchise that started in 2016. Returning as the fearless Ronnie, Tiger is joined by debutant Harnaaz Sandhu, a former Miss Universe, who plays his leading lady. Directed by A. Harsha, this marks his Bollywood directorial debut.

As the fourth chapter in the Baaghi series, expectations were sky-high. With Sanjay Dutt playing the main antagonist, and Sonam Bajwa, fans were looking forward to a film filled with adrenaline, emotion, and larger-than-life action. Here's how netizens reacted to the film.

Netizens review Bhaagi 4

Early reactions from fans on social media are a mixed bag. Many viewers praised Tiger Shroff for not just delivering high-flying action but also for bringing an emotional layer to his character. Some even said this was one of Tiger’s most emotionally engaging roles yet, pointing to certain scenes and songs that made them feel more connected to his character.


However, not everyone was satisfied. A few users mentioned that while the first half had good pace and action, the second half started to drag. Several fans pointed out that the romantic subplot and some dialogues felt forced, and that the story lacked originality, making the overall film feel predictable.



Some described the movie as an “action firecracker”, praising the fight sequences and stunts. Others, though, questioned why the film was made in the first place, calling it a missed opportunity despite Tiger’s efforts. One viewer commented that Tiger might not be the strongest actor but always gives his 100%, and that was visible here too.



There was clear appreciation for the action choreography, which was called one of the best in the series. But many fans agreed that the screenplay was weak and the film relied too much on violence and style rather than a solid story. Ratings varied widely, some gave it 4 out of 5 stars, while others rated it just 2 stars, calling it an average mass entertainer.


The film, reportedly an unofficial remake of the 2013 Tamil film Ainthu Ainthu Ainthu, has all the ingredients of a commercial potboiler. Stay tuned!