Tiger vs Pathaan: Salman Khan – Shah Rukh Khan Starrer BIGGEST Spy Universe Project By YRF To Commence Shoot From January 2024! (Details Inside)
‘Tiger vs Pathaan’, Aditya Chopra's ambitious YRF (Yash Raj Films) Spy Universe project, is scheduled to begin production in January 2024. The film will feature a brutal showdown between Shah Rukh Khan and Salman Khan, the two biggest names in Indian cinema.
“YRF isn’t talking about this project just yet because they have grand plans to announce it in a massive way but a lot of work has already started on ‘Tiger vs Pathaan’. We are expecting the film to start rolling in January 2024. Aditya Chopra is going to keep all details under wraps because this is the biggest Bollywood film that the industry has attempted to make in a long, long time. It is not every day that you get India’s biggest superstars SRK and Salman in one film!” informs a source.
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With blockbuster releases for ‘Ek Tha Tiger’ (2012), ‘Tiger Zinda Hai’ (2017), ‘War’ (2019), and now ‘Pathaan’, the YRF Spy Universe has grown to become one of the most popular IPs in the Indian film industry. With ‘Pathaan’, YRF can now proudly claim the title of highest-grossing Hindi movie in the nation.
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From the perspective of the Spy Universe chronology, everything began in 2012 when Salman Khan assumed leadership as Tiger in ‘Ek Tha Tiger’. Salman returned to the super-spy character in ‘Tiger Zinda Hai’ in 2017. As the slick superspy Kabir in ‘War’, Hrithik Roshan entered the world in 2019. Shah Rukh Khan debuted as super-agent ‘Pathaan’ in the YRF Spy Universe with ‘Pathaan’, starring in a massive global hit. However, ‘Pathaan’, which starred Shah Rukh Khan and Salman Khan in an action-packed, heart-pounding train sequence where they beat people to a pulp, marked the beginning of the crossover of spies from this world.
