Jackie Shroff’s Hero Turns 40: A Nostalgic Walk and A Desire For A Remake With Tiger Shroff

Legendary actor Jackie Shroff, known for his roles in iconic films like King Uncle and Yaadein, began his acting journey in 1983 with Hero.

A Father’s Wish

As Hero completes 40 years, Jackie Shroff shares his desire for a remake, expressing his wish to see son Tiger Shroff take on the lead role. He believes Tiger’s patience and talent in music and action would be fitting for the character.

‘There is nothing wrong in making a remake’: Jackie Shroff

Shroff defends the idea of remakes, stating that he finds nothing wrong in recreating a film. He emphasizes the value of paying tribute to iconic movies and believes in the potential of recreating the magic.

Subhash Ghai’s Impact on Jackie Shroff’s Career

Reflecting on the past, Jackie Shroff acknowledges director Subhash Ghai’s pivotal role in his career. He credits Ghai for transforming him from a resident of a ‘chawl’ into a big star, expressing deep respect for the filmmaker.

Transformative Journey with Hero

Released in 1983, Hero marked a turning point in Jackie Shroff’s life. He reminisces about how the film, along with the guidance of Subhash Ghai, changed his life dramatically.

Jackie Shroff’s wish for a Hero remake not only reflects his fond memories but also signifies the continuation of a legacy. As he envisions his son taking on the iconic role, Shroff hopes for the audience’s continued love and support for the next generation.

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