It has just been a week since “Tiger 3” dominated the box office, and social media is abuzz with speculation about the next installment, “Tiger 4”, due to what Salman Khan said at the ICC World Cup 2023 final between India and Australia. On the sidelines of the World Cup final match, Salman Khan, who portrays the titular Tiger in the spy thriller series, spoke with Katrina Kaif and a group of cricket specialists, reports NDTV. Superstar Salman Khan’s 5 Super Hit Movies A video going viral on social media begins with Katrina Kaif praising cricketer Virat Kohli's talent and contribution towards cricket. Katrina Kaif said, “Watching Virat when he started playing IPL for RCB, from then until now just look at the journey and the graph…,” Salman Khan interjected, “And, you also saw from Tiger 1 to Tiger 3 na and that too at 57. Now wait for Tiger 4 at 60.” India tightens Salman Khan's security after death threat “Tiger 3” is Salman Khan's greatest opener to date and the fifth installment in the YRF Spy Universe. Salman and Katrina play super spies Avinash Singh Rathore aka Tiger and Zoya in the Tiger franchise.  Coming soon: A documentary series on Bollywood's Salman Khan?

Sheikh Abdul Hakim, ghostwriter of the popular spy thriller series 'Masud Rana', has passed away at the age of 75, after losing his long battle with bronchitis. The noted writer breathed his last at his Madartek residence in the capital at around 1pm on Saturday, according to his family sources. He suffered from chronic asthma and was hospitalized a few days ago. Read 19th Asian Art Biennale postponed again, this time till February 2022 His first Namaz-e-janaza was held at the Nandipara Mosque in Madartek after the Maghrib prayer. He was then buried at the Nandipara Graveyard, according to his daughter Apala Hakim. Sheikh Abdul Hakim was born in 1948 in Hugli, West Bengal. He moved to the then East Pakistan (Bangladesh) with his family in 1952. Read Alif Alauddin releases tribute song commemorating father Alauddin Ali on first death anniversary During the 60's, he joined the famous publishing house 'Sheba Prakashani' as a professional writer. He has also served as the Assistant Editor office  'Rahashya Patrika', a monthly magazine published from the Sheba Prakashani. Throughout his career, he has written 271 books of the massively popular 'Masud Rana' series, as its ghostwriter. He also wrote approximately 50 books of the 'Kuasha' series, another popular fiction line-up in the country. Read Grapes are Sour: Portraying the difficult experiences of women in our society Last year, he filed a lawsuit against noted writer-publisher Qazi Anwar Hussain, claiming the copyright of 260 books of the 'Masud Rana' series. Although the copyright office approved his claim, Qazi Anwar Hussain later filed another lawsuit at the High Court against the decision and the case is currently ongoing. Apart from being a ghostwriter, Sheikh Abdul Hakim has also translated popular English books into Bengali, most notably the Dan Brown series and 'The Godfather' series, written by Mario Puzo. Read 3 Inspirational books to read in quarantine