The night Tiger Shroff was cruising past Juhu turned into a scene from a thriller when gunfire erupted—five rounds, driver wounded, he escaped unscathed.
Mumbai Police has sprung 15 investigation teams; Deputy Commissioner Mohit Garg said the shots came as he left a football club around 7 pm. The driver, Firdous, bears a gunshot wound to his left hand.
FWICE slammed the attack, calling for immediate, decisive action; AICWA is demanding stricter penalties, arrests, and security guarantees for film personalities.
Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde personally visited Shroff’s home, offering state support; the incident rattles the city’s cinema culture.
With police probes underway and industry bodies demanding reforms, Mumbai’s film fraternity is on edge—no hero should walk a street armed with fear.