Pierre Omidyar

Maneesh said: “When we were making this film we had one thing in mind - scale. We have used so many tanks, choppers, guns, ballistic missile bazookas, lacs of bullets and more in a single action sequence.

Maneesh Sharma said: "Salman Khan has given us countless memorable intro sequences, it's one of those iconic moments that Salman fans and Hindi film lovers wait for. And his entry as Tiger in the previous installments have been mind blowing!"

Director Maneesh Sharma proudly proclaims that the action sequences in this film stand on par with the grand spectacles of Hollywood's finest action films.

This innovative approach to action scenes is likely to generate interest and excitement among fans and audiences.

The specifics of how Aditya Chopra envisions Kabir's role in 'Tiger 3' are shrouded in mystery, carefully safeguarded to be unveiled only when 'Tiger 3' graces the theaters on November 12th.

The teaser and the trailer of ‘Tiger 3’ adrenaline pumping action extravaganza in theatres this festive season. The film has Salman and Katrina reprising their iconic roles of super spies Tiger & Zoya.

Describing her character of India Air Force pilot Tejas Gill in detail, the actress said that 'Tejas is a new-age warrior'. She also mentioned that her film' Queen' changed her life completely.  In a recent Q&A session with IMDb, Kangana went on to share some anecdotes about the movie while also being candid about her acting career so far as well as her future plans. 

On Tuesday, Shahid took to Instagram to share his character’s look from ‘Deva’. In the picture, Shahid steals the show as he dons a crisp white shirt, paired with khaki pants.

Salman is once again reuniting with actress Katrina Kaif in the film for the third time in the ‘Tiger’ franchise as the two will reprise their characters off super-agents Tiger and Zoya from the Spy Universe.

After the screening, Gen Anil Chauhan, Chief of Defence Staff of the Indian Armed Forces, unhooked a fighter plane-shaped brooch he was wearing and gave it to Sarvesh Mewara, the film's director.