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Tiger Shroff debuted last year with Sajid Nadiadwala's production venture Heropanti that also marked the debut of Kriti Sanon in Bollywood. This year it was Salman Khan who launched two absolute newcomers Sooraj Pancholi and Athiya Shetty in Nikhil Advani's directorial venture Hero. While we will have to wait for the first weekend collection and the overall box office figures to be out to declare which of these two heroes fared better, looks like Tiger stole Sooraj's thunder a little in advance. Why do we say so? Well, in Hindi films the music of a film is extremely important. Many a times a movie performs thanks to an awesome sound score. And looks like Sooraj's Hero failed to have the musical impact that Tiger's movie managed.
Yes, while Sooraj is a part of the official remake of 1984 hit film Hero, Tiger's films saw the hit Hero song from the original. And yes, this new version of the Hero flute song was a sensation! Thanks to great music and some super sexy moves my Tiger, the movie garnered some extra mileage. Clearly, Sooraj's film would have managed to win some extra brownie points for it's music had the makers not given away the original tunes rights away to Tiger's debut project. And in the musical game in our opinion Tiger has managed to outdo Sooraj. Unfortunately for Sooraj the music of Hero did not turn out to be a blockbuster like Heropanti which had quite a few foot-tapping and hummable songs and this despite having Salman himself croon for him.
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