No aye for the Tiger Shroff

Jacqueline Fernandez does not want to associate with unsuccessful films. Tiger Shroff may have had a dream debut with Heropanti and later with Baaghi, but the actor has not had the star power to draw audiences to the theatre.

Fresh from the failure of A Gentleman and having access to the Salman Khan camp again with the film Race 3, Jacqueline now wants to work with the stars who do better on most Fridays. “She shares a wonderful relationship with Tiger Shroff, and they had a good time working in A Flying Jatt. But she does not want to work with Tiger at the moment. Her team is now asking her to take decisions strictly based on her career, and to say no to films, just because they come from friends,” informs our source.

In Bollywood, most makers approach stars through their agencies. But when certain filmmakers or co-stars are friends with a star, they bring a proposal directly to the star, which is then passed on to the agency to complete formalities. But then here, the agency has now prevailed upon Jacqueline to refuse Tiger.

 —Sanskriti Media