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Hrithik-Tiger starrer actioner to hit screens on 2nd October 2019

After the massive blockbuster film Dhoom 2, superstar Hrithik Roshan is all set to collaborate with Yash Raj Films once again for an actioner which also features Tiger Shroff and Vani Kapoor in lead roles.

To be directed by Siddharth Anand, with whom Hrithik has previously worked on Bang Bang, the untitled film will hit the shooting floor in August and will enter cinemas on October 2, 2019.


Well-known film critic and trade analyst Taran Adarsh tweeted, "#BreakingNews: Yash Raj’s Hrithik Roshan – Tiger Shroff – Vaani Kapoor starrer [not titled yet] to release on Wednesday, 2 Oct 2019 [Gandhi Jayanti]… Directed by Siddharth Anand… Produced by Aditya Chopra… It will be a 5-day extended weekend."

His next tweet read, "More on Hrithik Roshan - Tiger Shroff - Vaani Kapoor starrer: Hrithik plays Tiger’s guru in this thriller... Filming to begin in Aug 2018... Shooting will conclude by Feb-end 2019."

Besides this untitled film, Hrithik Roshan has Super 30 and Krrish 4 in his hand. Tiger Shroff, on the other hand, is currently busy with Baaghi 2 and Dharma Productions Student Of The Year 2.

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