The hero is a mercenary. He does anything for money. He is a lone hero. The story takes place in India. The son of a gang boss was kidnapped. He clap his hands to rescue his son, but it seems that he has little love for his son. Since it is a plot, he will not be held accountable. That subordinate hired the male lead to rescue the young master, and he returned after the male lead rescued the child. He wanted to take advantage of the male lead so he killed the mercenaries. The male protagonist is confused and doesn't know what's going on. The Bangladeshi police and the gang are chasing the male protagonist and the child. He took the child and ran away by himself. Fighting hard all the way. This is the general direction of the movie.
In fact, this movie is the same as the Governor's Terminator. A man protects a boy. In the film, the male protagonist is fine after being hit by a car several times. The story happened in India, so let the male protagonist hang up. A mercenary single-handedly defeated the entire Bangladeshi police, soldiers. Those soldiers are all rookies when they encounter a sledgehammer. The male protagonist knew that if he couldn't get the money, he should leave the boy behind and run for his own life. The odds were good, but he insisted on taking the boy with him. He called for support, and a brother came to help him. It turned out that the brother who helped him wanted to give him money and then killed the boy. It doesn't hurt Sledgehammer either, but he just wants to be a hero. He didn't care about the gangsters and the police he killed before, and he wanted to keep this boy alive. I really don't understand the male protagonist. He seems to take life as a child's play, but he feels that a boy's life is extraordinarily precious. After that, almost half of the Bangladeshi police were almost killed by the male protagonist, and the boy was rescued.
I want to complain that American values are very problematic. The plot of the movie is weak. There are so many flaws in the whole movie.
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