Heropanti

Raju, a young man with a passion for martial arts, falls head over heels for Dimpy, the daughter of a powerful local politician. When Dimpy is abducted by her father's men to prevent her elopement with her lover, Raju embarks on a daring mission to rescue her. His journey is fraught with peril as he confronts gangsters and overcomes numerous obstacles in his quest to reunite with his beloved.

Heropanti received largely negative reviews from critics, who panned its predictable plot, weak screenplay, and over-the-top action sequences. However, the film was a commercial success, primarily due to the debut of Tiger Shroff, whose athletic prowess and dancing skills were highlighted as significant draws for the audience.

• Tiger Shroff's debut performance, particularly his dancing and action sequences, was a highlight.

• The film suffered from a weak and derivative plot.

• Kriti Sanon's performance was noted, but overshadowed by the film's overall flaws.

Google audience: Audience reviews generally praised Tiger Shroff's energetic performances and dance moves. Many found the film to be a typical Bollywood masala entertainer with decent action, though some criticized the predictable storyline and weak dialogue.

Filmfare Award for Best Male Debut (Tiger Shroff)

Heropanti was Tiger Shroff's debut film, and his father, Jackie Shroff, reportedly gave him his blessings and advice on handling the pressures of being a film star.