That Tiger Shroff has performed some daredevil stunts in his debut film Heropanti, without using a body double, is well known. And tomorrow, he will perform a parkour sequence publicly in the city.
Ever since Bombay Times broke the story about Tiger's parkour sequence in the film, also starring Kriti Sanon, there has been a lot of curiosity around it. In fact, he is often requested to demonstrate his skills. So, the young actor, who practises martial arts on a daily basis, asked his team to organise a live event.

Apart from Tiger, very few actors - Akshay Kumar, Vidyut Jammwal and Arunoday Singh -can perform this kind of action without cable wires or support.

Heropanti, produced by Sajid Nadiadwala, releases May 23.

Talk of how agile Bollywood debutant Tiger Shroff is continues to abound. Sources from the Heropanti set indicate that a parkour sequence done by this star son may perhaps qualify for the longest in Indian cinema. While one cannot verify this claim at this point, it is nevertheless interesting to know that Tiger’s parkour scene lasted six minutes and 30 seconds. The youngster trained for three months for this sequence and the shot was canned with multiple cameras to capture every nuance in its entirety. Other actors who are good at parkour are Akshay Kumar, Vidyut Jammwal and Arunoday Singh.

WHAT IS PARKOUR Developed from military obstacle course training, it’s a holistic discipline that uses movement. Practitioners aim to get from A to B in the most efficient way, using their bodies and surroundings to propel themselves, while maintaining as much momentum as possible. Parkour can include obstacle courses, running, climbing, swinging, jumping, rolling and quadrupedal movement.