Tiger Shroff, once considered one of the most promising young actIt’s a glitchors in Hindi cinema, is facing a career crisis after a string of flops. His last three films, Heropanti 2, Ganapath, and Bade Miyan Chote Miyan, tanked at the box office, leaving him with no films in hand and a severely damaged market value.

According to sources, Tiger’s upcoming film, Rambo, has been shelved due to budget issues, and producers are no longer willing to pay him his usual fee. In fact, a leading producer has advised him to reduce his fees by over 60 to 70% to Rs 12 crore to 9 crore, a far cry from the Rs 30 crore he charged for his previous films.

Tiger’s career trajectory has taken a hit, with six flops out of 11 releases, including three back-to-back flops recently. His calendar is empty, and he is struggling to find new projects. The industry insider revealed, “Tiger’s box office busts have left him empty-handed, and he is staring at a career crisis.”

This significant reduction in fees and lack of new projects have left Tiger reeling. Will he be able to bounce back from this slump, or will his career continue to struggle? Only time will tell.