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I'm Not A Thief: Tiger On 'Munna Michael' Controversy

Darpan News Desk IANS, 18 Jul, 2016 10:53 AM

Actor Tiger Shroff has reacted to the latest controversy about his next film "Munna Michael". He said that he is not a thief or cheater.

Is he aware of the controversy surrounding the film "Munna Michael"?

He said: "Yes, I am aware of it but right now we are talking about 'A Flying Jatt'. I just want to say I am not a thief and I don't lie and I am not a cheater."

Tiger and director Sabbir Khan recently announced their third collaboration, "Munna Michael".

Soon, Kritik Kumar Pandey -- a Mumbai-based amateur writer-director -- filed a police complaint accusing the actor of stealing his script to make "Munna Michael", based on a die-hard Michael Jackson follower.

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