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Tiger Shroff Wants To Do Clean, Noble Characters

Darpan News Desk, 24 Aug, 2016 11:26 AM
  • Tiger Shroff Wants To Do Clean, Noble Characters
Actor Tiger Shroff says a lot of his fans are children and that's why he wants to essay clean and noble characters on screen.
 
"I am lucky that most of my fan following is made of kids, so I try to choose my characters accordingly. They (children) are the future of our country and I want to do very clean, noble characters so that I don't wrongly influence them through my films. It's all for my kiddy fans," Tiger said here.
 
Tiger will next be seen in Remo D'Souza's "A Flying Jatt" and said this is for the first time he is experimenting with action and comedy.
 
"I just hope critics appreciate my work in this film. This is for the first time I am experimenting with action and comedy. I think we have done a great job," he said.
 
"A Flying Jatt" will see Tiger portray a flawed Punjabi superhero who is still coming to terms with his powers. The film also features Jacqueline Fernandez and Nathan Jones.

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