Pose like a real man, not like Urmila Matondkar: Ram Gopal Varma tells Tiger

3 March 2017 5:36 AM GMT

Wishing Tiger on his birthday, Ram Gopal Varma asked him to learn 'machoism' from his father.

Ram Gopal Varma's views on Twitter often lead to controversies and this time Tiger was at the receiving end.

Mumbai: Despite his last film ‘A Flying Jatt’ not doing well at the box office, there is no denying the fact that Tiger Shroff is here to stay. The actor dances and does action like no one else and already has his distinct fan following and films in his kitty like ‘Munna Michael’ ‘Baaghi 2’ and ‘Student of the Year 2’.

The actor celebrated his birthday on Thursday and while numerous stars took to Twitter to wish him, Ram Gopal Varma had a message for the youngster on the occasion.

The filmmaker posted a picture on Twitter of the scene from 'Baaghi' where Tiger comes out of the water, and had some serious advice on offer.

In a series of tweets, RGV told Tiger how Bruce Lee would have never become what he was if he posed like a bikini babe and that real men never pose in the Urmilaish (Urmila Matondkar) way.

RGV, who has worked with Tiger’s father Jackie in films like ‘Rangeela’ and the recent ‘Sarkar 3’, added that he needed to learn ‘machoism’ from his father and that he might not have the six-packs like his son but his eyes and body language had far more groups.

He also tells Jackie (@bindasbhidu) that all these tweets were purely because he was Jackie's fan and asked him to convey his thoughts to Tiger and his mother Ayesha.