Tiger Shroff reacts as Jackie Shroff returns as a superhero after 40 years in 'The Great Grand Superhero'

Jackie Shroff returns as a superhero after 40 years in 'The Great Grand Superhero' after he played that role in the 1985 Shiva Ka Insaaf. His son Tiger Shroff also donned the cape in the 2016 A Flying Jatt. Sr. Shroff is going back to saving the nation in the aforementioned film which will release in cinemas on May 29.

Tiger Shroff, who famously played a superhero in A Flying Jatt, reshared the trailer on Instagram and proudly cheered for his father's superhero avatar.

Calling it a “killer trailer,” Tiger wrote, “Flying Jatt ka baap,” instantly winning over fans online.

Suniel Shetty also shared an emotional reaction, writing, “Jaggu Dada as a superhero!!! Arre baba… for some of us, he’s always been one. Now he’s out there fighting aliens, winning hearts, and proving that grandfathers are the original superheroes.”

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Meanwhile, filmmaker Subhash Ghai who launched Jackie Shroff in Hero shared his excitement on X, praising the actor’s new avatar and calling the trailer highly entertaining.

Adding to the love, Gulshan Grover reposted the trailer on Instagram and wrote, “Amazing trailer! Looking forward to watching the film on 29th May in cinemas!”

The reactions perfectly capture the film’s unique appeal. Backed by Zee Studios and Amdavad Films, The Great Grand Superhero blends childhood fantasy, family emotions, aliens and superhero chaos into a fresh big-screen entertainer.

Written and directed by three-time National Award-winning filmmaker Manish Saini, the film also stars Prateik Smita Patil, Bhagyashree, Sharat Saxena, Mihir Godbole, Durgesh Kumar. The Great Grand Superhero releases in cinemas on 29th May 2026.

Backed by Zee Studios and Amdavad Films, the film immediately taps into a familiar emotional space for Indian audiences. The trailer is packed with references to pop culture staples like Shaktimaan, Karan Arjun and even Koi… Mil Gaya’s Jadoo, creating a world that feels rooted in the kind of superhero fantasies many Indian kids grew up with.