Vajra: Tiger Shroff To Shoot In Japan; Actor To Perform Samurai-Style Martial Art Action Sequences- Report

Tiger Shroff and Ram Madhvani’s upcoming action film Vajra will be shot predominantly in Japan, drawing inspiration from the country’s martial arts traditions. A report reveals that approximately 60% of the film’s scenes will be filmed in Japan. However, the rest are scheduled to be shot in Mumbai.

Tiger Shroff Led Vajra To Be Shot In Japan?

According to Mid-day, the project, titled Vajra—a spiritual actioner set to release on March 4. It will feature extensive filming in Japan. This will be the second Indian production in recent months to be shot there. The first was Junaid Khan and Sai Pallavi’s Ek Din.

Japan’s rich martial arts heritage will play a crucial role in Madhvani’s storytelling. An insider shared, “About 60% of the story will be shot in Japan, with the remaining scenes in Mumbai. The director aims to blend Tiger’s action skills with Japan’s martial arts legacy, incorporating elements of karate, judo, and kenjutsu—styles once practised by samurais—into the set pieces.”

Before filming begins in late April, a multi-city shooting schedule is being planned. The first leg is expected to take place in Tokyo. The insider added, “The team is also considering Kyoto, given its deep ties to Japan’s feudal martial history, as well as Okinawa.”

Tiger Shroff’s Projects

Tiger Shroff was last seen in Baaghi 4 and Singham Again. He is gearing up for the release of Ahmed Khan’s Welcome To The Jungle. Currently filming as of early 2026, this project features Shroff alongside Janhvi Kapoor and Lakshya Lalwani.

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