In brief
The 36‑year‑old star was targeted by gunmen as his car left a football club in the Juhu suburb of Mumbai. CCTV footage shows shots fired from the front passenger seat, yet Shroff was unharmed. Police confirmed two people were injured, including his driver. Officials emphasize that intimidation attempts will not be tolerated and urge stronger protection for public figures.
Bollywood actor Tiger Shroff was shot at while leaving a football club in Mumbai’s Juhu suburb.
Police confirmed the 36‑year‑old escaped without gunshot wounds, despite video footage of gunmen firing at the front passenger seat of his car.
Two people were injured in the attack, including Shroff’s driver, according to authorities.
Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde visited the actor after the incident, saying the attack would not be tolerated.
The assault highlights rising concerns over the safety of public figures in India, following other high‑profile attacks in recent years.
Shroff, known for films like Heropanti, handled the event with composure and expressed thanks to the authorities for their swift response.
