The film follows Babloo (Tiger Shroff), a computer genius who is recruited to help track down Laila (Nawazuddin Siddiqui), a cyber-criminal planning to hack the bank accounts of all Indians.
: Composed by A.R. Rahman, the soundtrack was highly anticipated but received mixed reactions, with critics noting it didn't quite reach the maestro's usual heights. Community Perspectives
provides a flamboyant, almost theatrical portrayal of the villain Laila, which some found entertaining while others felt was over-the-top. The film follows Babloo (Tiger Shroff), a computer
delivers his signature athletic performance but lacks significant character development.
: The film received largely negative reviews from critics due to its weak script, lack of logic, and inconsistent pacing. Many felt the "cyber-crime" plot was used as a thin excuse for unrelated action set pieces. Many felt the "cyber-crime" plot was used as
"Nawazuddin is the only reason to watch, but even he can't save this mess of a script."
"The movie is just a collection of action scenes without any logic. It’s hard to sit through if you’re looking for a story." Community Perspectives provides a flamboyant
Many viewers felt the film prioritized style over substance, focusing more on Tiger Shroff's physique and stunts than a coherent story.