The movie Jaat revolves around intense themes of power, honor, and revenge within the deeply rooted culture of a rural Indian community. Set in a village where social dynamics and traditions are key to survival, the plot centers on a fierce battle between two men, who represent different facets of justice and retribution.

Sunny Deol plays the role of a determined and strong-willed protagonist who is driven by a sense of justice. He finds himself at the crossroads of defending his family, his honor, and his land from a corrupt and ruthless adversary. Randeep Hooda, on the other hand, portrays a character who is caught in the web of his own complex past and personal vendettas, pushing him to take extreme measures for revenge. Both actors bring raw emotion and intensity to their roles, making their characters compelling and layered.

The conflict escalates when a long-standing feud between two powerful families threatens to destroy everything in its path. As the stakes rise, the battle becomes not just about physical dominance, but also a war of ideologies, with each side standing firm on their version of justice and honor. The struggle for power plays out against a backdrop of tradition, where the pride of the Jaat (a dominant caste in the region) community is central to the story.