Flying Jaat

Flying Jaat is a Bollywood movie try to show the power of shikh, main actor (Hero) fights with a villain which strength increases with increasing pollution. Jatt sets up the main conflict efficiently in the first few minutes. Evil corporate overlord Malhotra wants to push a small Sikh community out of their colony to accommodate his factory. As far as I can tell, the only purpose of this factory is to create lots of toxic pollution. The Sikhs won’t move or sell, because not only is it their home, but on this land sits a tree with the Sikh emblem mystically appearing on its bark.

Soon, the enormous Raaka, played by colossal Australian pro wrestler Nathan Jones, is beating up our hero Aman under that tree. (His size versus the Flying Jatt’s in the movie poster above is pretty close to scale.)

Raaka pounds him hard against the symbol and VOILA! Aman becomes the Flying Jatt. Now he can fly, heal instantly, move so fast you can’t see him, and pound the hell out of bad guys. He launches Raaka into a pool of toxic slime, which then turns Raaka into his super powered archnemesis.

Putting film story one side, we can clearly see how Raaka become powerful with the increasing pollution, his power increase with the increasing pollution he can absorb toxic air and become more powerful and can damage what he want. His power is so high that flying Jatt almost loses his life, and then flying Jatt takes him outside the atmosphere to kill him where there is no pollution.  

This clearly show how pollution is damaging our earth, it is like main villain in the movie. If we continuously increase pollution then one day we may face problem that will kill us, actually we are facing the problems. A report by the World Health Organization states that an average of 2 million people is killed worldwide every year due to air pollution.

For me the main theme of the film

Stop pollution otherwise it (Raaka) will kill us, 2 million may reach up to 10-20-50, so act now, stop pollution.

Source:http://sequart.org/magazine/68822/a-flying-jatt-a-superhero-movie-a-la-bollywood/