Tiger Shroff TROLLED For Playing Cricket In Only Underwear: 'Iske Paas Kapde Nahi Hain?'
Tiger Shroff was the only scantily clad person in the video, and this led to a barrage of reactions on social media.
Tiger Shroff's recent cricket video has sparked a frenzy on social media. In a now-viral video, the actor played cricket with Ganesh Acharya and others, wearing only his underwear and sports shoes. Tiger Shroff was the only scantily clad person in the video, and this led to a barrage of reactions on social media. While some praised him for his fitness, others trolled him for not wearing any clothes.
Several smaller clips were joined to make a video of Tiger Shroff giving his best performance while playing the sport. However, besides Tiger's chiselled physique and athleticism, what particularly caught everyone's attention was the fact that he wore no clothes except black underwear.
Tiger Shroff playing cricket. 🏏 pic.twitter.com/sp2UlYJyQc — Mufaddal Vohra (@mufaddal_vohra) June 10, 2025
As the video went viral, one person wrote, 'Playing cricket is okay, but why in underwear?
If we do this, log humko pitenge 🤣." Another added, 'Why are other folks not wearing the same uniform (underwear)?" One person wrote, 'Iske paas kapde nahi hain?" Another wrote, 'Chaddi main? 🩲"
Alluding to how females are trolled on social media for wearing short clothes, one person wrote, 'Tiger, have some self-respect. You are someone's future husband; don't embarrass their family. Who will marry you?" Another person wrote, 'If a girl had uploaded a video like this, all men would have attacked her." One person added, 'Imagine the outcry if a woman had done the same wearing only her undergarments." However, some fans of the actor also appreciated his fitness and 'gym goals" body.
Meanwhile, Tiger Shroff was last seen in Singham Again. Before that, he appeared in Bade Miyan Chote Miyan. Directed by Ali Abbas Zafar, this high-octane action film featured Shroff alongside Akshay Kumar in a dynamic double act. The story followed two former soldiers racing against time to thwart a vengeful scientist's deadly plot against India.
Despite its star-studded cast and ambitious scale, Bade Miyan Chote Miyan received mixed reviews and underperformed at the box office, marking Shroff's third consecutive commercial setback after Ganapath and Heropanti 2. Looking ahead, Shroff is set to return in the much-anticipated Baaghi 4. The film promises a darker and more intense narrative, with Shroff's character, Ronnie, taking on a global terror network. This instalment aims to elevate the franchise with its gritty action and emotional depth.
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