"Tiger 3 Shows That There Is Nothing That A Woman Can’t Do," Katrina Kaif On Zoya's Character

Katrina Kaif on Tiger 3

Katrina Kaif is the first female spy of the YRF Spy-Universe, and creator Aditya Chopra has shown her character equal to the man at every step of the way. She is a fierce, intelligent, and brutal spy who can match anyone toe to toe when it comes to action. In Tiger 3, Katrina will push the envelope of action even further. She revealed that she had prepped for around 60 days before pulling off the larger-than-life action sequences.

Katrina Kaif said, “Tiger 3 shows that there is nothing that a woman can’t do when it comes to saving her family, a nation, or humanity. A character like Zoya is important and necessary to tell people that girls can be nurturers as well as fierce protectors. Zoya is one of the most cherished roles of my career!”She adds, “I love how she can match with her grit and courage. She doesn’t back down from a fight, and she can be as good as, if not better than, a man when it comes to doing action! Zoya’s style of action is also unique, and she can pull off some very complicated action sequences with ease, like the one you see a sneak peek of in the trailer! Zoya is pitted against an army of enemies, and she fights all by herself!”

Katrina loves the fact that YRF has made Zoya’s character more fierce, as she believes, “I love action as a genre, and playing a spy is a dream come true! I knew that this was going to be a part of my legacy, so I always give my 200 percent for this franchise. Every Tiger film has taken Zoya’s character a notch above, and she has fought harder, and it has been bloodier. That’s the USP of the character, which I love!”

Katrina adds, “For Tiger 3, my action prep was at least for about two months. We wanted Zoya to look agile, have more speed, and have greater strength. I really had to go through the grind, and it was definitely the toughest training of my career so far. When you see the kind of action that Zoya has taken, you will realise that such sequences may not have been attempted by a woman before.”

She further says, “Executed by some of the best action teams in the world, I’m super excited for audiences to see these sequences on the big screen.”