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Hook Up song: Tiger Shroff shares new picture with Alia Bhatt from SOTY2 set

| @indiablooms | Apr 28, 2019, at 03:26 pm

Mumbai, Apr 28 (IBNS): Actor Tiger Shroff and Alia Bhatt will soon be seen shaking their legs in 'Hook Up' song from upcoming Bollywood movie 'Student of The Year 2'.

Tiger on Sunday revealed a new picture from the set of the film when the song was filmed.

Both Tiger and Alia could be seen in the image.

"Calling to check if #Tuesday can come sooner? #HookUpSong #Talia @aliaa08 @karanjohar @apoorvamehta18 #Tara @ananyapandayy @punitdmalhotra @VishalDadlani @ShekharRavjiani @TheFarahKhan @DharmaMovies @foxstarhindi @ZeeMusicCompany @SOTYOfficial #SOTY2," Tiger Shroff tweeted.

The trailer of  Punit Malhotra's Student of The Year was released recently.

The movie is featuring actors Tiger, Ananya Panday and Tara Sutaria.

Alia had made her Bollywood debut with Student of The Year in 2012.

Image: Tiger Shroff Twitter page 

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