TIL Desk Bollywood/ His unique action style and dance moves won him praise when he debuted in Bollywood with the 2014 film “Heropanti”. However, actor Tiger Shroff says he doesn’t want to restrict himself to just that and is open to playing more diverse characters. “I’ve been fortunate (enough) to be recognised for the effort, but I’m certainly not restricted to just that (action and dance),” Tiger, son of veteran actor Jackie Shroff and Ayesha Shroff, said.
“Even in ‘Munna Michael’, my role was quite different from what I’ve essayed in the past. It was a very challenging role, especially the dance sequences were intense and hard on the body, but I tried to give my best. I’m really open to any character where I know I could do justice to the role offered,” added the 27-year-old, who has also appeared in films like “Baaghi” and “A Flying Jatt”.
Tiger says he “felt quite at home” while shooting for “Munna Michael”. “Having done two films with Sabbir (director Sabbir Khan) sir before, ‘Munna Michael’ was a smooth journey in terms of my understanding and equation with him. That really helps you deliver your best to a film. I’m glad that our humble effort was well received among audiences,” he said.
