Tiger Shroff and Hrithik Roshan photographed in Mumbai.
Mumbai:
Tiger Shroff, who has been compared with actor Hrithik Roshan for his dancing styles and physical attributes, said that the two think alike in certain situations.
"For me, it is a compliment and not a criticism. I idolise Hrithik sir in the industry. I would like to make my career graph like him," Tiger told IANS.
"Whenever I meet him, I realise that we think similarly, as he pays attention to every small thing at work and takes tension for every tiny thing. I have to learn a lot from him. I really respect him for his understanding of the craft, action and body language," added Tiger.
Tiger also confessed that he was inspired by Hrithik's dance and tried to adapt his style. Considering the fact that Tiger is the son of actor Jackie Shroff, comparisons with his father are also inevitable.
Tiger added that his father's best films are Gardish and Parinda.
Tiger is currently busy promoting his upcoming film Baaghi, which also stars Shraddha Kapoor.
Directed by Sabbir Khan, Baaghi will release on April 29. (Also Read: For Hrithik Roshan, Tiger Shroff is the 'Next Big Thing')
"For me, it is a compliment and not a criticism. I idolise Hrithik sir in the industry. I would like to make my career graph like him," Tiger told IANS.
"Whenever I meet him, I realise that we think similarly, as he pays attention to every small thing at work and takes tension for every tiny thing. I have to learn a lot from him. I really respect him for his understanding of the craft, action and body language," added Tiger.
Tiger also confessed that he was inspired by Hrithik's dance and tried to adapt his style. Considering the fact that Tiger is the son of actor Jackie Shroff, comparisons with his father are also inevitable.
Tiger added that his father's best films are Gardish and Parinda.
Tiger is currently busy promoting his upcoming film Baaghi, which also stars Shraddha Kapoor.
Directed by Sabbir Khan, Baaghi will release on April 29. (Also Read: For Hrithik Roshan, Tiger Shroff is the 'Next Big Thing')
