Baaghi 4 (2025)

Baaghi 4 2025 in plain terms

Baaghi 4 2025 is the fourth entry in the Baaghi action series, a Hindi film directed by A. Harsha, who is making his Hindi directorial debut. Tiger Shroff returns as Ronnie, the franchise's hero. The series is known for loosely connected stories rather than a continuing plot, so you do not need the earlier films to follow this one.

According to the reference listing, the premise has Ronnie recovering from a serious accident, dealing with grief and confusion, and then trying to find out what happened to a partner everyone else has forgotten. That puts a mystery element ahead of pure stunt-work, though this is a franchise where large-scale action remains the main draw.

Release date, certificate and where to watch

The film opened in cinemas on 5 September 2025. The listing records an adults-only A certificate for strong violence, with 23 cuts required, and a final runtime of 157 minutes, trimmed from 163 after certification. That matters for families: this is not a film for children.

For streaming, the sources we checked are not aligned. One lists Amazon Prime Video from 31 October 2025, another report gave 17 October and said it was unconfirmed. We have therefore left the OTT date out; check Prime Video directly for current availability.

Cast and crew

Sanjay Dutt plays the antagonist, Chacko. Harnaaz Sandhu, the 2021 Miss Universe, makes her Hindi film debut in a dual role, and Sonam Bajwa and Shreyas Talpade also feature. Sajid Nadiadwala produces and shares the writing credit with Rajat Arora. Reference sources describe it as an unofficial remake of the 2013 Tamil film Ainthu Ainthu Ainthu. We have not watched Baaghi 4 and offer no verdict on its stunts or performances.

Who it suits

Viewers who follow Tiger Shroff's action films and don't mind a heavily violent, adult-rated thriller will find the premise aligned with the series. If you prefer low-key stories, look elsewhere.

A practical note on versions: the listing says 23 cuts were required and that the runtime was trimmed after certification, so streaming and theatrical cuts can differ in length. If you are watching with others, remember the A certificate means the violence is intended for adults. We cannot say how the film handles its mystery, because we have not seen it, and we have deliberately kept the plot to the single premise line that the sources agree on.