Bishnoi gang claims Juhu firing, warns Salman Khan’s circle

The Lawrence Bishnoi group has claimed responsibility for the gunfire aimed at Tiger Shroff’s car in Mumbai’s Juhu on Sunday evening, and the message attached to the attack reaches far beyond one actor.

What happened in Juhu

Three men on motorcycles fired at Tiger Shroff’s vehicle in Juhu on Sunday evening. The actor escaped unhurt, while his driver was reportedly injured. Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis has asked the Police Commissioner to investigate immediately and take strict action against those responsible.

What the Bishnoi group is saying

In a post, group representatives Anil Pandit and Harman Sandhu said they took responsibility for the “Tiger Shroff incident.” They claimed Tiger had been warned earlier and did not heed it, so they acted “in a stronger way.” The post then widened the threat: anyone in the Mumbai film industry who does not listen to them, or who works with Salman Khan, “will be next.”

The post also carried a warning for other groups trying to use the Bishnoi name for clout, saying they would soon be killed and “made famous that way.”

Mumbai crime branch shared an audio message in which Anil Pandit demanded that Salman apologise to Lawrence Bishnoi and the Bishnoi community. In the audio he is quoted as saying that if Salman does not apologise, “we won’t even leave a dog in your house.”

Why this is bigger than one shooting

This is not the first time the group has targeted Salman Khan’s world. On April 14, 2024, two men on a motorcycle fired shots outside his Galaxy Apartments residence in Bandra. The Juhu attack is different because the immediate target was a younger star, and the threat explicitly names anyone working with Salman.

That changes the security calculation for Bollywood. Producers, managers, co-stars and crew now have to consider that proximity to a single actor can be treated as a reason to be threatened. The story moves from a star’s personal security to an industry-wide concern.

What we know so far

• Incident: Three men fired at Tiger Shroff’s car in Juhu on Sunday evening; Tiger was unhurt, his driver reportedly injured.
• Claim: Bishnoi group representatives said they acted after an earlier warning was ignored.
• Demand: An audio clip asks Salman Khan to apologise to Lawrence Bishnoi and the Bishnoi community.
• Response: Maharashtra CM has asked for an immediate and strict police probe.

What to watch next

The crime branch is already in the picture because it shared the audio. The Chief Minister’s instruction puts pressure on the police to make swift arrests and tighten protection around those named. For fans, the useful response is to follow verified updates from Mumbai Police and official statements rather than amplifying threatening clips.

This is a developing story, and Total Filmi will update it as more is confirmed.

Source: The Times of India