In the hit Amazon series Reacher, Alan Ritchson a retired military officer cleans out a small dusty town of all its surplus filth. In Jaat, Sunny Deol does the same.

So much for originality.

Don’t get me wrong. I enjoyed the breakneck brutality of this juggernaut of a film, to a point. A lot of the choreographed mayhem hits home largely for Mr Deol, who is to cinematic empowerment and what China is to global politics.

Not only does he make a credible one-man army in Jaat, but he is also very funny when he is allowed to be. Like for instance, his entire war against the evil forces hinges on one man not saying sorry for messing up his meal.

That spilt sambar at the roadside dhaba eventuates in gallons of spilt blood.

Shove means never having to say you are sorry. At least not if you want...