Tiger Shroff to resume Lag Jaa Gale with 10-day patchwork

Tiger Shroff is ready to step back on set. A little over a week after a firing incident at his residence, the actor is expected to resume work on Lag Jaa Gale in early November. On October 18, two men reportedly fired five to seven bullets, injuring his driver and a bystander. Now the makers are not taking chances: the shoot location stays confidential, and only a core team knows the details.

A 10-day patchwork, not a long haul

The next stint is a short one. A source told Mid-Day that some patchwork remains on the action film, and that director Raj Mehta and his team have been prepping for a 10-day schedule early in November. The quick return is meant to complete the portions that still require Tiger, so the production does not stall.

• Film: Lag Jaa Gale, an action drama directed by Raj Mehta
• Cast: Tiger Shroff with Janhvi Kapoor and Lakshya
• Banner: Dharma Productions
• Shoot: Went on floors in Mumbai in December 2025
• Release plan: May 2027

Why the silence around the location?

The secrecy is the story. After the October 18 incident, the production is reportedly restricting schedule details to essential members. A source quoted by Mid-Day put it simply: “Tiger’s safety is paramount for the makers.” Tiger himself wanted to get back to work because he did not want the film to suffer because of what happened.

That instinct matters. A patchwork schedule sounds routine, but returning this quickly after a security scare is a signal that the team is protecting the film’s May 2027 date while also looking after its lead actor.

What this means for fans

For fans of Tiger’s action-hero run, Lag Jaa Gale is one of the bigger titles on the horizon. It pairs him with Janhvi Kapoor and Lakshya under a director known for clean commercial storytelling. Knowing that the shoot is being completed quietly also tempers expectations: do not expect a flood of set photos or location leaks from this schedule.

If the 10-day patchwork wraps without further disruption, the film’s long post-production window gives it room to stay on track for May 2027. For now, Tiger returning to set is the update that keeps the project moving without turning a security incident into a production delay.

The slate stays busy

Beyond Lag Jaa Gale, Shroff’s upcoming line-up includes an untitled Remo D’Souza film, a project with Vidyut Jammwal, Ram Madhvani’s Vajra, and Shashank Khaitan’s Screw Dheela alongside Freddy Daruwala and Sahil Vaid, according to IMDb. That makes the quiet November schedule even more important: finishing one film frees him up for the next.

Source: The Times of India