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Tiger Shroff inspires the comic book creators, check it out!

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Sunday, 21 June 2020 (13:30 IST)
With some punches of steel and iron kicks, actor Tiger Shroff has made the hearts of an enormous number of fans flutter each time he has made an appearance on the screen! Whether it is on OTT platforms or in theatres, the actor has conquered it all with his awe-striking action scenes and is often hailed as the ‘youngest action star’.

The youngest action superstar has certainly raised the bar high when it comes to performing stunning action scenes, so much so that comic book creators are inspired by him for their action characters and the writers even mentioned his name in the comic book. The comic book that Tiger Shroff was referred to in is called ‘Gone Case’.



The writer of the comic book Shiv Panikker says that Tiger is probably one of the biggest comic book fans we have in the Indian film industry today and he translates his love for Spider-Man by literally performing Spider-Man level stunts in his films. Being all praises for Tiger, the writer added that Tiger’s training videos on social media are nothing short of inspiring.



Even during the period of the lockdown, the actor is immensely dedicated to his work as he has been busy with meetings and discussing work to keep up the momentum and stay in touch with work. The actor was last seen in Baaghi 3 playing the lead in the third installment of his popular franchise where he took his action scenes to the next level! His performance in the movie was awe-striking!



The youngest action superstar is surely going to be gracing the audience with a spectacular performance in his next film Heropanti 2 which is planned to releasing on 16th July 2021 and is a sequel to his debut film. Tiger is also gonna be making a power-packed vigorous appearance in the remake of the critically acclaimed film Rambo. Hang on tight for Tiger Shroff’s next!

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