“Baby John” delivers a high-octane cinematic experience, blending explosive action with moments of unintentional humor. At the heart of the film is Varun Dhawan, who fully embraces his role as an action star, showcasing his physicality and charisma. While the plot often feels like a headless chicken running aimlessly—filled with twists that stretch believability—the sheer energy of Dhawan’s performance keeps the audience engaged.
The movie’s narrative wavers between intense action sequences and scattered storytelling, leaving viewers puzzled but entertained. Supporting characters bring occasional comic relief, but their arcs are underdeveloped, leaving the focus squarely on Dhawan’s shoulders. The cinematography captures the adrenaline-fueled stunts with flair, though the screenplay struggles to provide substance.
Despite its flaws, “Baby John” is undeniably fun. It doesn’t take itself too seriously, and neither should you. For fans of Varun Dhawan and over-the-top action, it’s a wild, if messy, ride worth watching.
