Tiger Shroff Returns To Sets In November To Film Nightclub Song For ‘Lag Jaa Gale’ (EXCLUSIVE)
The second week of November marks a defiant return for Tiger Shroff as he officially resumes his filming commitments, stepping back into the spotlight just weeks after a harrowing incident, where he was shot at.
Sources close to the production reveal that Tiger is scheduled to film a high-energy, special song sequence set in a nightclub. In a bid to ensure his absolute safety, the production has moved the shoot entirely outside Mumbai, (location withheld for safety reasons). The sequence will see the actor pushing past his physical trauma to perform his trademark, high-octane dance moves.
An impenetrable ring of tight security will envelop the set, a stark reminder of the nightmare that unfolded on Oct. 18, wherein Tiger had a narrow escape when motorcycle-borne assailants opened fire at his car as he was leaving a football ground in Juhu. The incident took place around 7 PM near Pushpa Park.
The actor survived the ambush with minor injuries, bearing physical scars of gunpowder burns and deep lacerations from the exploding window glass. Currently recuperating at home, Shroff is fighting to regain full strength as he awaits the crucial medical clearance required to step back onto a film set.
After completing the shoot of “Lag Jaa Gale,” the actor will immediately move to his next project with director Remo D’Souza, which also has a couple of songs scheduled to be shot next month.
With multiple filming commitments lined up, November is expected to be an incredibly busy month for Tiger as he gradually returns to work following his mandatory recovery break.
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