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Tiger Shroff wows students with his 'Heropanti'

Darpan News Desk Darpan, 21 May, 2014 01:35 PM
  • Tiger Shroff wows students with his 'Heropanti'
Debutant actors Tiger Shroff and Kriti Sanon, the lead paid of the forthcoming movie "Heropanti", Wednesday enthralled the students with their performances at an university here.
 
While Tiger amazed the audience with his talent, Kriti enacted a few dialogues from the film at a promotional event at the SGT University.
 
They also performed on the latest chartbuster the "Pappi" song.
 
A talented bunch of students too performed stunts and impressed Tiger, an expert in martial arts and dance.
 
Later, the entire team of "Heropanti" was presented with mementos by the director of the university.
 
Directed by Sabbir Khan, "Heropanti" is all set to hit the theatres all over the country May 23.

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