Return of the Flying Jatt

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Updated At : 09:31 AM Sep 14, 2025 IST

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The Cancer Patients Aid Association (CPAA) organised a special dance workshop, Happy Feet, on Saturday. It was attended by the Bollywood actor Tiger Shroff as the Chief Guest, along with choreographer Geeta Kapur and Feroz Khan.

Tiger attended the workshop in the costume of his popular superhero film Flying Jatt after they expressed their wish to see the actor in his Flying Jatt avatar.

Tiger Shroff said, "You all are real superheroes. I just want you to follow these three simple things in life. Eat on time, sleep on time, and do daily exercise. You can do any exercise like push-ups, running or any outdoor games. It helps to keep your body in shape and nourishes your mind.”

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