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Tiger Shroff's Team Releases Injury Video After Juhu Shooting, Ten Arrested So Far
Reported by Rohit Yadav (Staff Writer) · Bollywood Hungama ·
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Tiger Shroff's team has released a video on social media showing the cuts, abrasions and bruises the actor sustained during a shooting incident in Mumbai's Juhu area. The actor escaped direct bullet hits when unidentified attackers fired at his vehicle around 7 pm on Sunday, October 18, outside a sports facility. The injuries happened during the chaos as bullets struck the car and broke the glass, leaving marks on Tiger's arms and back.
Details and Arrests
While Tiger avoided fatal harm, his driver Firdous and a passer-by got hurt and were taken to Nanavati Hospital, with the driver staying under medical observation. The attackers rode motorbikes and fled the scene, later leaving their two-wheeler near Andheri West railway station. By October 23, law enforcement agencies across multiple states had arrested 10 people over the case. Three main suspects named Rehan Ansari, Phool Singh and Ritik Mahtoo were caught in Kota, Rajasthan, while trying to run away toward the Nepal border. A Mumbai court sent these three suspects to police custody until October 31.
Investigation and Aftermath
Investigators are looking into an interstate weapons network, possible helper links, and the wider conspiracy. An unverified social media claim tried linking the attack to the Lawrence Bishnoi syndicate, but this has not been independently confirmed. Tiger's team thanked the police for their response and asked people not to share unverified news. Meanwhile, Tiger went back to shooting his project Lag Jaa Gale two days after the attack.
Context
High-profile film personalities in India often face targeted threats and security reviews following high-profile violent incidents. Law enforcement agencies frequently coordinate across different state borders to track down suspects attempting to flee major cities after a crime.
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