Bollywood action star Tiger Shroff may soon share screen space with two of his action heroes—Hollywood legend Sylvester Stallone and Thai martial arts icon Tony Jaa—in an upcoming international production, according to industry sources.
Amazon MGM Studios is reportedly developing a large-scale action feature that could unite the three performers from different corners of the global film industry. “This is envisioned as a global project with a multi-lingual release strategy,” an insider close to the development revealed.
According to reports, preliminary discussions have taken place, and all three actors have shown enthusiasm for the collaboration. The project remains in early stages, with key details including the director’s identity—rumored to be an Indian filmmaker—still under wraps.
For Tiger Shroff, the opportunity represents a career-defining moment. The actor has long cited Stallone as a major influence on his work. In past interviews, he’s referenced the Rocky and Rambo star as an idol, making this potential partnership particularly meaningful.
If the project moves forward, it would mark Stallone’s most significant involvement with Indian cinema to date. The veteran actor previously appeared in a brief cameo in the 2009 Bollywood film Kambakkht Ishq, but this would be his first substantial role connected to the industry.
The film is being positioned as a pan-global action spectacular, aiming to merge Hollywood’s production values with the dynamic choreography and intensity characteristic of Asian action cinema. The combination of Stallone’s iconic status, Tony Jaa’s renowned martial arts prowess, and Tiger Shroff’s acrobatic action style could create a unique blend of international action sensibilities.
Tiger Shroff most recently appeared in Baaghi 4, directed by A. Harsha, which hit theaters earlier this month. The fourth installment in the popular action franchise featured an ensemble cast including Sanjay Dutt, Sonam Bajwa, Harnaaz Sandhu, and Shreyas Talpade.
As the project remains in development, fans of international action cinema will be watching closely to see if this ambitious cross-continental collaboration comes to fruition.RetryClaude can make mistakes. Please double-check responses.
