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Tiger Shroff rocks at IPL Opening Ceremony

  • IndiaGlitz, [Saturday,April 08 2017]

Tiger Shroff gave yet another stupendous dance performance at the IPL opening ceremony which was held in Rajkot recently.

Tiger Shroff like always gave a power packed dance performance and entertained the audiences while performing on his songs 'Beat pe Booty', 'Whistle Baja', 'Aa raha hu main', ' Aa Raat Bhar' and the iconic MJ tune!

While Tiger was performing on "Beat pe Booty", he was joined by 200 folk dancers who were impressed by Tigers energy on stage. Tiger wooed the crowd while rocking on the music with his stunning dance moves. Everybody kept cheering for him throughout.

Its become ubiquitous that Tiger is one of the best dancers of Bollywood and its definitely a visual treat to see him dance.

Tiger Shroff will be next seen entertaining the masses in his upcoming next film 'Munna Michael'.

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