Salman Khan shoots rooftop action sequence for Tiger 3, waves at fans in BTS video. Watch here
Salman Khan was spotted filming a rooftop sequence for Tiger 3 in Old Delhi. Previously, videos of the superstar in the narrow lanes of the Walled City were also shared online.
After Shah Rukh Khan was seen shooting for his cameo appearance in Salman Khan and Katrina Kaif‘s Tiger 3, a new video has surfaced on the internet. It shows Salman wrapping up an action sequence on the rooftops of Old Delhi. The video that has surfaced on social media is reportedly not a new one, but from several months ago.
Salman is seen in a black outfit, going from one building to another by walking on planks set in between the rooftops. Salman’s fans are excited to see him in this avatar. One fan commented, “😍😍😍😍😍,” another fan commented, “Bhaijan 🦁❤️,” yet another fan wrote, “Kia baat hai Bhai !! itna khatrnak stunt karnay se pehle, Jackie Chan bhe 100 baar sochay 👏.”
See the video here:
A few weeks ago Salman had taken to social media to share a picture of his injured shoulder from the set of Tiger 3. Along with the photo, he wrote, “Wen u think u r carrying the weight of the world on your shoulders, he says duniya ko chodo paanch kilo ka dumbbell utha ke dikhao (leave aside the world, pick up a 5kg dumbbell). Tiger Zakhmi Hai (Tiger is injured). #Tiger3.”
Salman has wrapped up Tiger 3, and the Maneesh Sharma directorial is scheduled to be released later this year. At the recently concluded IIFA Awards 2023 press conference in Abu Dhabi, Salman had said, “Last night, I was shooting for Tiger (Tiger 3) and I have completed Tiger 3. Now you will get to see Tiger on Diwali, inshallah.” The actor added, “It was a very hectic shoot, it was good though.”
Previously, videos of the actor filming in the narrow streets of Old Delhi had also been shared online. Tiger 3 is the latest installment in Yash Raj’s Spy Universe, and comes in the same year as SRK’s Pathaan. The franchise will continue with War 2, starring Hrithik Roshan and Jr NTR.
News Source:- The Indian EXPRESS