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YRF's Tiger vs Pathaan to unite superstars after 28 years
The 7th film of the YRF spy universe will mark Salman and Shahrukh's return as the lead actors in the same movie after 28 years.
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Madhu Balaji - Fri, 07, Apr 2023
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Following the immense success of Pathaan, Yash Raj Films (YRF) will reportedly be producing a film starring Bollywood heavyweights Shah Rukh Khan and Salman Khan. The news was shared by Bollywood trade analyst, Taran Adarsh on Twitter, who revealed that the film will be directed by Pathaan director Siddharth Anand.
BIGGG DEVELOPMENT… SALMAN KHAN - SHAH RUKH KHAN: SIDDHARTH ANAND TO DIRECT… #SalmanKhan and #ShahRukhKhan starrer #TigervsPathaan will be directed by #SiddharthAnand… Starts Jan 2024… Produced by #AdityaChopra. #YRF pic.twitter.com/C6DlqAZGeg
— taran adarsh (@taran_adarsh) April 6, 2023
Touted to be the biggest Bollywood film till date, Tiger VS Pathaan is expected to go on floors in 2024. According to media reports, the film is part of the YRF Spy Universe, which is centered on a series of spy action-thriller films, featuring various fictional RAW agents duch as Tiger (Salman Khan) in Ek Tha Tiger, Kabir (Hrithik Roshan) in WAR and Pathaan(SRK) in Pathaan.
The upcoming movie will mark the onscreen return of Shah Rukh Khan and Salman Khan in lead roles after their last performance together in the 1995 film Karan Arjun. Since then, the duo collaborated on and off on movies, making special appearances in each other’s films, including their latest Tiger, Pathaan, Zero, Kuch Kuch Hota Hai, and Hum Tumhare Hai Sanam. According to the media, Shah Rukh is said to be appearing in a cameo in Salman and Katrina Kaif’s third instalment of the Tiger franchise. Salman Khan's Tiger 3 will feature Emraan Hashmi playing the role of an antagonist. The film will hit the theatres on November 10.
Prema Wangjom Thongdok, an Arunachal Pradesh native Indian woman living in the UK was recently stopped and held in transit for around 18 hours in China's Shanghai Pudong Airport. Chinese officials reportedly told her that Arunachal Pradesh is a part of China and therefore her Passport, which mentions her place of birth as Arunachal Pradesh, is invalid.
Thongdok, living in the UK for over a decade now, is a Financial Advisor in London and was travelling to Japan, with a three hour halt in China.
Alleging harassment and mocking, Thongdok claimed that the airport officials even asked her to obtain a Chinese passport. Thungdok proceeded to contact the Indian consulate in Shanghai, even though six officials from the consulate reached the spot, they were unable to persuade the Chinese airport officials.
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The Indian government has reportedly issued a strong demarche against the incident after Thongdok raised objections with India's ministry of External Affairs, alleging that a private citizen was being dragged into geopolitical tussles.
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