"Jatt's Land" is the narrative of two children of Karam Singh (Sukhbir Bath), the more youthful child Fateh (Jay Khan) and the senior Gurwinder Singh (Gurwinder Brar). Where Fateh Singh is enamored yet Gurwinder Singh (Gurwinder Brar) alongside his uncle Subedar Major Singh (Gurmeet Sajan) urges individuals to take part in local area cultivating in the town, which is of extraordinary advantage to the residents. However, this isn't OK to the town property manager Balwant Singh (Harry Sachdeva), on the grounds that he claims the residents' territories. Exploiting the shortcoming of the needy individuals is principal control of Balwant Singh alongside numerous other criminal operations, which are being explored by SHO Daler Singh (Hobi Dhaliwal), who is an exceptionally legit cop.
One day Balwant Singh alongside the bad chiefs and corporates need the rent understanding of the townspeople's territories at a greater cost and he imagines that in this manner he will bit by bit assume control over the residents' properties yet the film portrays in an extremely fascinating manner that how Gurwinder, Subedar Major Singh and Fateh together obliterate Balwant Singh's arrangements and save the locals' Land.
