Tiger Shroff's briefs look for cricket beats the heat, but sets internet on fire
Actor Tiger Shroff has once again grabbed headlines, but this time not for his stunts or action-packed roles. A recent viral video of the actor playing cricket in nothing but a black brief and sports shoes has taken social media by storm.The video, which features Tiger playing a friendly match with actor Akshay Kumar, choreographer Ganesh Acharya and others, has led to a flood of reactions online.advertisementWhile some people praised Tiger for his fit body and athletic skills, many were surprised and confused by his unusual choice of clothing. One user on X (formerly Twitter) joked, 'If this is chaddi cricket league, then why are the others not wearing the same uniform?' Another wrote, 'Beach volleyball suna tha, aaj kachha cricket bhi dekh liya. (Heard of beach volleyball, but today we witnessed underwear cricket too.)' Someone else quipped, 'IPL, X, CPL – Chaddi Premiere League!'
Tiger Shroff trolled for playing cricket in underwear. (Photo Credit: X)
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Tiger Shroff trolled for playing cricket in underwear. (Photo Credit: X)
Watch the video here: Comments ranged from playful trolling to genuine confusion, with phrases like 'Nanga kyu rehta hai ye? (Why does he always stay half-naked?)' and 'Chaddi main?' making rounds online.
Tiger Shroff trolled for playing cricket in underwear. (Photo Credit: X)
The video, made from several short clips stitched together, shows Tiger giving his all on the cricket field, clearly enjoying himself. However, it was his minimal clothing that overshadowed his performance and became the talking point.On the work front, Tiger Shroff was last seen in 'Singham Again', following his earlier release 'Bade Miyan Chote Miyan', where he starred alongside Akshay Kumar. Despite its big budget and action-packed narrative, the film received mixed reviews and didn't perform well at the box office, marking his third consecutive flop after 'Ganapath' and 'Heropanti 2'.Tiger is now gearing up for 'Baaghi 4', the next instalment in his popular action franchise. The film will see his character Ronnie battling a global terror network.Must Watch
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