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My Father Happy With My Work: Tiger Shroff

Darpan News Desk IANS, 04 Aug, 2016 01:24 PM
  • My Father Happy With My Work: Tiger Shroff
Actor Tiger Shroff says his father Jackie Shroff is happy with the kind of work he is doing in the Hindi film industry.
 
Tiger forayed into Bollywood with "Heropanti" in 2014, and also did "Baaghi", which will find its way onto small screen on August 15 on Zee Cinema channel. 
 
"My father really likes it when someone comes up to him and says 'Arey Whistle Baja ke Daddy' or asks him where am I. He is extremely happy with the kind of work that I have done so far,” Tiger said in a statement. 
 
The young talent, who is a superlative dancer, said he is scared of his parents.
 
"I am very restless and have a lot of anger within me but I channelise that through my dance and exercise. I believe in expressing anger in the right way.”
 
Tiger is known for his dancing as well as action scenes, but he is not bothered about getting typecast. 
 
“I am glad that I have created an identity for myself so early in my career.”
 
The actor is awaiting release of upcoming superhero film "A Flying Jatt". 

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