Tiger 3: Shah Rukh Khan and Salman Khan to shoot for a high-octane sequence in June?

Much is being said about Salman Khan ’s cameo in the Shah Rukh Khan starrer Pathaan . The two superstars have reportedly shot for one of the most lavish climax sequences in the action flick. However, that is not all, now Shah Rukh will also be shooting for his cameo appearance in Salman’s Tiger 3. The latest update surrounding the same is that the duo will be shooting for the espionage thriller in June this year.

According to a news report in Etimes, the shooting will be taking place on a set in Mumbai in the month of June. Talking about their respective schedules, the report added that Shah Rukh Khan is currently shooting for Pathaan in Spain and will be returning back to the bay by the end of March. Post that, the actor will start shooting for director Rajkumar Hirani ’s next from April.

On the other hand, Salman Khan will also be shooting for Kabhi Eid Kabhi Diwali. The report stated that amidst this, the two megastars will be putting their other commitments on hold and will be shooting for a sequence in Tiger 3. The publication quoted a source to reveal that the sequence will be a talking point amongst the fans just like their scene in Pathaan. Well, we are sure fans are excited to witness Salman and Shah Rukh’s blockbuster cameos in each other’s much-awaited films.

It was earlier reported that Salman Khan was mighty impressed after seeing some visuals from Pathaan. Reportedly, the actor also called up Shah Rukh Khan after the same and assured him that the movie is a sure-shot blockbuster. A source close to the development had revealed to Bollywood Hungama , “Adi and Salman have had multiple meetings over the last year and are now bonding like two friends. Recently, in between the shots of Tiger 3, Adi Chopra took Salman along to the preview theater to show 20-minute footage of Pathaan along with another 15-minute preview of his presence in the film. The filmmaker along with director Siddharth Anand has completed the VFX work on these particular sequences and hence, Adi wanted feedback on the output. Salman was blown away with what he saw on the screen.”