With no film in hand Tiger Shroff asked to slash fee by 70%; check details

Tiger Shroff’s career graph has gone downhill post the Corona pandemic. Before the pandemic era, his movies were doing well. Films like Baaghi 3 and War helped him to become one of the brightest stars of the younger generation. At one time it was also thought that he would be one of the few star kids who would reach superstardom, a success level which Varun Dhawan and Arjun Kapoor have failed to achieve.

But things have gone drastically down for this Junior Shroff and now he is left with no movies. His earlier release Ganapath was expected to be made in two parts. But after its debacle, Ganapath 2 was shelved. Producer Vashu Bhagnani had all plans to make a sequel of Bade Miyan Chote Miyan. Since the movie starred two big action heroes Tiger Shroff and Akshay Kumar and was being helmed by Ali Abbas Zafar who has given big superhits like Sultan and Tiger Zinda Hai, expectations were very high from BMCM.

Heropanti 2 was another movie by Tiger Shroff that was expected to do well at the box office. But it too was a big flop. Now with three consecutive disastrous flops and no movies in hand, the actor is at a cross-roads and needs to review his career and strategies to get better and more work in Bollywood.

Bollywood Hungama sources have said, “Rambo was slated to start this summer, but it has been shelved now owing to budget issues. Jio believes that it is not feasible to make an expensive action film with Tiger in this market. Of 11 releases, Tiger has delivered a total of 6 flops with 3 back-to-back flops recently. His career is in the doldrums with no takers, an empty calendar, and no fortune. He has been left empty-handed after his box office busts.”

The source has added, “After a hat trick of flops, producers have asked Tiger to cut down his fees to single-digit numbers. A leading producer recently advised Tiger to reduce his fees by more than 70% and look at charging Rs. 9 crores, as he doesn’t have a market value right now. This took Tiger by shock as he charged Rs. 30 crores each for BMCM and Ganapath,”