Kill
Bill
The
new
still
features
Katrina
in
a
action
scene
dangerously
staring
and
pointing
a
gun
towards
her
opponent.
Paanch
Ka
Punch
This
Salman
Khan-
Katrina
Kaif
starrer
has
been
shot
in
five
different
countries
across
the
world
to
capture
a
gripping,
explosive
and
entertaining
story.
An
espionage
drama,
the
film's
protagonists
-
Tiger
and
Zoya
-
travel
to
five
different
countries,
fighting
against
the
odds
to
fulfill
their
life-threatening
mission.
A
dramatic
journey
of
2
intelligence
agents,
the
film
is
huge
in
scale
and
the
director
Ali
Abbas
Zafar
wanted
the
expanse
of
the
movie
to
come
out
through
Tiger's
adventures
across
Austria,
Greece,
Morocco,
Abu
Dhabi
and
India.
Ready
For
Some
Swag?
The
lead
pair
recently
shot
for
a
song
titled
'Swag
Se
Karenge
Sabka
Swagat' at
the
picturesque
Naxos
Island
in
Greece.
Top
Gun
'Tiger'
Salman
Khan
will
be
seen
pulling
off
some
insane
stunts
and
wielding
some
of
the
heaviest
weapons
to
tear
down
his
nemesis. MG
42,
a
massive
machine
gun
is
the
weapon
of
choice
for him
to
fight
his
gritty
battles.
Spy
Training
For
Katrina
The
actress
plays
an
elite
intelligence
agent,
tackling
hand-to-hand
combats
and
adapting
to
a
different
set
of
mannerisms
for
her
character. Director
Ali
Abbas
Zafar
revealed
how
she
got
into
the
skin
of
her
character.
It's
All
About
Hard
Work
He
was
quoted
as
saying,
"In
this
film,
Zoya
plays
a
super
spy.
It
was
essential
to
understand
how
such
agents
think
and
operate.
So,
we
got
Katrina
to
train
with
real
agents,
used
their
expertise
and
experience."
"For
instance,
as
intelligence
agents,
you
have
to
train
a
certain
way
to
keep
your
mental
balance
in
direst
situations.
Say
you
face
someone
who
has
a
gun
and
you
don't.
How
do
you
still
stay
neutral
and
calm,
and
figure
out
the
best
possible
way
to
counter
and
survive
in
such
a
situation.
Katrina
has
really
pushed
herself
for
the
part.
She
has
also
gone
the
extra
mile
to
train
in
important
nuances
like
aggressive
hand-to-hand
combat.
The
action
that
Katrina
has
done
looks
very
real
onscreen,
despite
being
mounted
on
a
grand
scale,"
he
added.