Salman, Katrina's first look from 'Tiger Zinda Hai' revealed
Salman Khan
Mumbai - Arab Today
Superstar Salman Khan on Wednesday revealed his and co-star Katrina Kaif's first look from their upcoming film Tiger Zinda Hai.
The movie is a sequel to Kabir Khan-directed Ek Tha Tiger. "Back together, in Tiger Zinda Hai," Salman, 51, captioned the photo featuring him in black tuxedo and Katrina in princesslike pink dress.
Filmmaker Ali Abbas Zafar, whose last film Sultan with Salman in the lead role became a huge box office success, is directing the project and also shared the picture from the sets in Austria. "Tiger & Zoya #Austria @TigerZindaHai," Abbas tweeted.
The cast and crew of the Yash Raj Films project is currently shooting in scenic locales of Tyrol, Austria. The image is from the latest schedule where the lead stars shot for a song sequence choreographed by Vaibhavi Merchant.
Source : Times Of Oman
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