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Shilpa Shetty’s son Viaan executes a perfect back flip, impresses ‘guru’ Tiger Shroff. Watch video

Actor Shilpa Shetty’s son Viaan Raj Kundra is a huge Tiger Shroff fan and has now gone out of his way to impress his guru (teacher). On Sunday, Shilpa shared a video where Viaan was seen executing the perfect back flip – not once but thrice. 

“Little Gymnastic student showing off some skills in front of #guru and the Student of the Year! @tigerjackieshroff thankyou for being his inspiration.. Viaan did his “FIRST” back flip today .. to impress you,” she wrote with the video. Reacting to the video, Tiger wrote, “He’s my inspiration now ! 

This is just the beginning for my superhero bro viaan!”Earlier, Tiger promoted his upcoming film, Student of the Year 2, on Super Dancer Chapter 3, which has Shilpa as one of the hosts. Viaan did a one-hand cartwheel and a full split on the show as Tiger watched.

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