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The first look of Tiger Zinda Hai to come out on Diwali!

Not perturbed by the poor performance of his last film, Tubelight, superstar Salman Khan is all gung-ho about his forthcoming film Tiger Zinda Hai opposite his ex-flame Katrina Kaif.

It is one of the most awaited films of the year for many reasons. First, it is a sequel to Ek Tha Tiger which also starred Salman Khan and Katrina Kaif in the lead roles. Second, it is being directed by filmmaker Ali Abbas Zafar who has previously delivered the blockbuster film, Sultan, with Salman Khan.


As it has always been a very popular practice in Bollywood that around Diwali festival, big stars either release their mega-budgeted films or they release the first look or the first trailer of their movie as the audiences are more in the festive mood and look forward to such stuff.

Continuing the tradition, Salman Khan is all set to unveil the first look of his much-awaited film, Tiger Zinda Hai. According to recent reports, the makers of the film have decided to release the first look of the film.

A source from the YRF banners confirmed the news to a leading daily and said, "There is no teaser coming out this Diwali. The trailer will be unveiled around the first week of November. The official poster and the motion poster will be launched around next week."

Produced by Aditya Chopra, Tiger Zinda Hai is scheduled to hit screens on December 22, 2017.

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