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Tiger Shroff wants at least half of father's success

Darpan News Desk IANS, 11 Apr, 2014 02:30 PM

Actor Jackie Shroff's son Tiger is all set make his Bollywood debut with "Heropanti" and says he will be happy if he is able to do only half of what his father has attained.

The 23-year-old looks up to Jackie, who is popular for films like "Hero", "Parinda" and "Khalnayak".

Having a star dad may have its own benefits, but as of now Tiger is scared of all the comparisons to Jackie.

"If I achieve half of what my dad has achieved, I would be a happy man," Tiger said in a statement.

"Heropanti" will hit the screens May 23.

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