Khan appears again when he spotted the corrupt William Boone, Buldeo, and their men trying to seek Monkey City (the home of King Louie and the Bandar Log, as well as Louie's treasure guardian snake Kaa) to find its hidden treasure. This event led Nathoo's son Mowgli to be separated from civilization and to be raised by the wolf pack until he became a young adult. He proceeds to attack the camp, killing the two soldiers and the local guide Nathoo, who was trying to defend Buldeo, who ungratefully left Nathoo to be mauled to death by the tiger.
In the beginning of the film, Khan spots Buldeo and two soldiers hunting down several animals for fun, and becomes enraged at this. He even spared Nathoo's son Mowgli when the latter roared back at him in defiance, seeing him as a fellow creature in the jungle and even moaning and chuffing at him as a sign of remorse for killing Nathoo he even did the same to Kitty Brydon (since she is a fellow animal lover who never broke the jungle law). This was shown when the local guide Nathoo courageously fought against the tiger to save Buldeo, resulting the tiger to maul Nathoo to death, though it is only in self-defense rather than out of malice as Shere Khan had no intention in killing Nathoo (since the latter never broke the jungle law).ĭespite his hatred of humanity, Shere Khan is willing to spare those who are willing to oblige to the jungle law this was shown when he was only targeting the hunters (including Buldeo) for shooting down several animals for fun while leaving the other humans alone. He is also willing to strike down anyone who tries to attack him. However, unlike his animated counterpart, it turns out that the true reason behind his hatred of humanity is because of several hunters' desire of hunting down animals for fun rather than for food, an act that angers him so much. Shere Khan is similar to his animated counterpart as he despises humanity to the full extent.
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