Amid Fighter credit row, Tiger Shroff recreates Sher Khul Gaye, Hrithik Roshan reacts

Fighter is all set to hit the big screens on January 12. The film features Hrithik Roshan and Deepika Padukone in the lead roles. Most recently, the Siddhanth Anand directorial made headlines when choreographer Bosco Martis called out the team for not crediting him in song posters. Amid the controversy, Tiger Shroff took to his social media to share a video dancing to the Fighter song. 

Tiger Shroff recreates Hrithik Roshan’s moves in Sher Khul Gaye 

Sher Khul Gaye is the latest party anthem from Fighter. On December 30, Tiger Shroff, who shared screen space with Hrithik Roshan in War uploaded a video of himself recreating the hook steps of the song. He mentioned being in between shoots when he took time to make the video. 

Sharing the video Tiger wrote, “In the middle of a shoot waiting for our shotâ€æcame across this new banger from #fighter and the boys decide to teach me this jam all the best to my favs @s1danand @hrithikroshan @boscomartis (sic).” Interestingly, the Ganpath actor tagged choreographer Bosco Martis, who had earlier called out the Fighter team for giving him their due credit. 

Tiger’s video garnered the attention of Hrithik Roshan. The latter took to his Instagram stories to share the video and wrote, “Love it and Love you man! Everyone in the frame is simply Fab (sic).” 

What is the Fighter credit row?

Post-release of the Fighter songs Ishq Jaisa Kuch and Sher Khul Gaye, several videos using the song began trending on social media. Amid the success, the choreographer of the song Bosco Martis alleged that the movie makers missed out on mentioning his name on the song posters. He penned a long note mentioning how it is ‘heartbreaking’ for choreographers to work hard but not get their due. Following this, the lead actor of the film Hrithik Roshan shared videos of the dancer on his social media account appreciating him. It was also reported that Hrithik has made a call to director Siddhant Anand requesting him to rectify their mistake.