A clip of the actor strolling into his Mumbai residence in a police jeep has gone viral, the footage capturing the raw moment he steps onto the doorstep after a chaotic evening.
Just an hour earlier, Tiger was seen tossing a football around a turf in Juhu, waving to an eager crowd before the mood shifted to dread.
At 7 pm, three men on a motorcycle burst into a shooting spree as Tiger eased into his car; the bullet storm left his driver Firdous with a minor wound and staff member Umesh Chavan with a bullet injury, but the star himself escaped unscathed.
Mumbai Police have mobilised 15 teams, combing CCTV feeds from every corner of the area to pin down the unidentified gunmen, a move that shows the seriousness with which the city is treating the case.
This latest scare is the latest in a string of violent incidents that have rattled Bollywood—from Rajiv Rai’s 1997 shooting outside his office to the 2024 gunfire outside Salman Khan’s house—highlighting the growing need for tighter security around film personalities.