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Shraddha Kapoor returns to Baaghi franchise

Shraddha Kapoor, who is presently busy shooting for Remo D’souza’s next directorial venture Street Dancer, has now joined hands with Tiger Shroff once again for the much-awaited action entertainer Baaghi 3.

The film marks Shraddha’s return to the much-loved franchise after three years. For the uninitiated, she played the female lead opposite Tiger Shroff in Baaghi (2016), the first instalment of the franchise which went on to mint loads of money at the box-office. The actress was replaced by newcomer Disha Patani in Baaghi 2 (2018).


Baaghi 3 is set to mount the shooting floor towards May-end. As we all know that Shraddha played a strong character in Baaghi and her character in the third instalment of the series is also expected to be quite powerful.

“Just like the first film, the third part will see Shraddha in a fierce avatar with at least one action sequence centred around her character. She signed on the dotted line recently and is all charged up about the project,” a well-placed source revealed.

Before joining the team of Baaghi 3, Shraddha will wrap up her current assignments, Saaho, Street Dancer, Saina and Chhichhore.

The action entertainer is being produced by Sajid Nadiadwala and directed by Ahmed Khan.

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