Sidharth Malhotra flaunts his scars as he gets injured during the shoot of action sequence for Indian Police Force

Actor Sidharth Malhotra has kickstarted the shoot of Indian Police Force which is helmed by Rohit Shetty. This is a new project in the cop-universe that will be headlined by Sidharth along with Shilpa Shetty and Vivek Oberoi. As the announcement of the film has already psyched the movie buffs, Sid just dropped a thrilling post where he was seen performing an action scene. However, some things don’t go as planned as we get to see Sidharth getting injured on the sets of Indian Police Force. 

The Shershaah actor took to his Instagram account and dropped a video where we get to see him fighting with a goon while shattering a glass. It is the next post of Malhotra where he is seen flaunting his ‘real sweat and real blood’. Posing with the filmmaker Rohit, Sidharth showcases the scars on his arms and captions the moment with, “@itsrohitshetty action hero equals to real sweat, real blood! Rohit sir working the camera for some crazy action sequences in Goa… #IndianPoliceForce #GoaShoot” For the action sequence, Sid is wearing a faded maroon shirt and beige pants. His look sort of reminds us of Ranveer Singh’s look from Simmba.

 

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Currently, Rohit and Sidharth are shooting in Goa. Even the Sooryavanshi director shared a picture of himself on his Instagram handle, shooting the scene with a camera in his hand. He is seen recording the scene from a speed boat. He wrote, “Goa…Action Mode!!! INDIAN POLICE FORCE”

In April, Sidharth Malhotra shared a small video of Indian Police Force, stating that they have started filming the show. He wrote, “When @itsrohitshetty sir says Action, you know he literally means it! Super stoked to enter the cop universe with the action king himself!” The series will be streaming on Amazon Prime.

Also read: Shilpa Shetty to make her OTT debut with Sidharth Malhotra on Rohit Shetty’s Indian Police Force