A Flying Jatt

Wealthy builder Malhotra erects a factory on the lake shore, letting pollutants seep into the water. He dreams of a bridge spanning the lake to speed transport, but progress stalls because a sacred tree on the opposite bank sits on land owned by Mrs. Dhillon. The Dhillon family, Aman, Rohit, and their mother, stand in the way of his plans.

When Malhotra fails to persuade the Dhillons, he hires Raka, a ruthless mercenary. Raka arrives at the sacred tree with a chainsaw, intent on clearing the obstacle. Aman steps into his path, and the clash turns brutal, with Raka nearly decapitating him.

A bolt of lightning strikes the sacred tree, hurling Raka aside. The blast sends him crashing among barrels of toxic waste outside Malhotra’s factory, and exposure to the pollution feeds his power.

The next morning, Aman awakens unscathed, unsure if the duel was real. He discovers a khanda symbol on his back—the mark tied to the tree and the encounter. Soon, he and Rohit notice extraordinary abilities emerging in him.

Aman's mother confirms he truly has superpowers and proclaims him a superhero. She sews him a costume and shows him a montage of superhero films for inspiration. She tells him about his father, Sardar Kartar Singh Dhillon, who trained in Shaolin and earned the name Flying Jatt.

Aman tests Flying Jatt in public during a terrorist attack at an airport, rescuing hostages and earning the city’s trust. His bravery inspires growing recognition as the guardian of the people. The crowd begins to believe in him.

With the city increasingly relying on him, Aman finds the courage to reveal his secret identity to Kirti, a fellow teacher and potential romantic interest. Their bond deepens as she understands his burden and resolve.

Raka comes back more powerful, fueled by pollution that feeds his abilities. He proves to be a relentless foe, pushing Flying Jatt to the edge in multiple battles. The city braces for a more dangerous threat.

In a brutal confrontation, Rohit steps forward to carry the Flying Jatt mantle and protect Aman and their mother. He fights valiantly but is overwhelmed by Raka and loses his life. The sacrifice forces Aman to confront the high cost of heroism.

Grief and anger push Aman to embrace his Sikh identity as a Sardar and renew his commitment to defending the city. He resolves to confront Raka once and for all as Flying Jatt.

The final showdown takes Aman into a cosmic arena where Raka is momentarily stripped of power as pollution vanishes from the world. Aman taps into his father’s legacy and his own powers for the decisive confrontation.

Aman channels the mystical Kara and drives it into Raka’s chest, ending the threat. The victory marks the birth of Flying Jatt as protector and symbol of hope for the city.

Aman returns to a grateful crowd, now embraced as Flying Jatt, with Rohit’s sacrifice forever remembered. The city begins to turn toward a cleaner future as pollution abates.