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First look: Katrina Kaif in Ek Tha Tiger

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  • First look: Katrina Kaif in Ek Tha Tiger

          
    Salman Khan drives with Katrina Kaif in a convertible car on Havana's seafront boulevard El Malecon February 15, 2012.
    After the first teaser of Salman-Katrina starrer became viral on web, the first look poster of Katrina Kaif in Ek Tha Tiger has been released. Unlike Salman Khan, the 'tiger', who sports a distinct look in the film, Katrina Kaif looks ordinary.

    The poster of the film describes Katrina as
    "the girl who tamed the tiger."

    The trailer of the film suggests that the YRF production is about intelligence agencies of India and Pakistan, and narrates the story of an agent named Tiger, essayed by Salman. Katrina Kaif was however conspicuous by her absence in the trailer.

    Katrina Kaif in Ek Tha Tiger
    Meanwhile Katrina who has three big film opposite Khans (Ek Tha Tiger opposite Salman Khan, Dhoom 3 opposite Aamir Khan, and a Yash Raj project with Shah Rukh Khan) in her kitty is trying out watersports in Phuket to get in shape for action thriller, Dhoom 3.

    Ek Tha Tiger will release on Eid this year

    SynopsisIn the dark world of intelligence and espionage, there are shadows without faces, and faces without names. Governments fight shadow battles through these soldiers of the unknown. Battles have no rules, no limits. Nobody on the outside knows what goes on in these secret organizations. All information is guarded in the name of National security. But some stories escape the fiercely guarded classified files. Stories that become legends. This is a film about one such story, a story that is spoken about only in hushed whispers… a story that shook the very foundation of this dark world. But, like all reports that come out of this uncertain world, nobody will ever confirm those events. It may or may not have happened.

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