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Tiger Shroff to star in Baaghi 3

Tiger Shroff’s high octane performance in Baaghi (2016) has labeled him as a credible action star. The actor is currently occupied with the shooting of Baaghi 2 which is being helmed by Ahmed Khan.

But here is some good news for Tiger’s fans; the makers of the Baaghi franchise have recently announced the making of Baaghi 3 with Tiger Shroff playing the lead role. The film will be directed by Ahmed Khan.


Nadiadwala Grandson took to their official Twitter account to announce the same. The tweet read as,

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Our excitement level has just tripled! We are thrilled to share the 3rd instalment of #SajidNadiadwala’s Baaghi franchise starring @iTIGERSHROFF directed by @khan_ahmedasas#Baaghi3 @WardaNadiadwala pic.twitter.com/ijYdyIqbVs

— Nadiadwala Grandson (@NGEMovies) February 19, 2018

The shooting of Baaghi 3 will take place in China and Japan in December this year. Speaking about Baaghi 3, Sajid Nadiadwala said to a leading Indian daily, "Baaghi 2 has been a fruitful journey and a beautiful experience for all of us. Tiger is a talented and dedicated actor. Ditto Ahmed Khan, who has helmed the film. Together, we have a great story to tell in Baaghi 3. I am happy to announce this film even before the trailer of Baaghi 2 is out."

Meanwhile, speaking about Baaghi 2, Disha Patani and Prateik Babbar are also starring alongside Tiger Shroff in the action movie. Well, it is unsure that whether Disha Patani and Prateik Babbar will be seen in Baaghi 3 as well. The other cast members of Baaghi 3 are yet to be announced.

Baaghi 2 is scheduled to release on March 30, 2018.

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