'Jaat' OTT release date: When and where to watch the Sunny Deol and Randeep Hooda action drama
's high-octane action drama Jaat is now ready to make its OTT debut after a successful run in theatres from April 10. The much-anticipated film is set to stream on one of the leading OTT platforms from June 5.
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Jaat OTT Release
Sunny Deol revealed the release date in a powerful video on Instagram. The OTT platform shared a promotional video where Sunny was heard saying that people had been asking him about the release date, and he exuded a heroic appeal while revealing it. '@iamsunnydeol has a tareekh for you 🔥 Note kar lo, JAAT aa raha hai 😎🔥 Watch Jaat, out 5 June, in Hindi and Telugu, on Netflix,' the makers captioned the video.
About Jaat
Helmed by
, Jaat also stars
, Viineet Kumar Singh,
, and
in significant roles.
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The film is backed by the well-known production house behind the Pushpa series, marking their first Hindi-language production. The makers have already confirmed that a sequel is on the way.
The movie reportedly crossed around Rs 100 crore worldwide.
ETimes reviewed the movie: 'Visually, the film holds its own. Thaman S's background score heightens the drama effectively, and the cinematography offers a gritty, lived-in aesthetic.
Action sequences, while often overindulgent, are slick and impactful. The dialogues, penned by Saurabh Gupta and Sai Madhav Burra, are over-the-top and theatrical—often more memorable than the scenes themselves.
However, narrative pacing becomes a significant issue post-interval. The second half drags, and the film's 153-minute runtime begins to weigh heavily. A forced item number featuring
feels unnecessary and only adds to the film's bloated feel.'
On the work front, Sunny is gearing up for the release of 'Border 2'.
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