All Stars FC Suspends Sunday Sessions After Tiger Shroff Firing

All Stars Football Club in Mumbai has called time on its Sunday football sessions, at least for the moment. The decision follows the October 18 firing near a Juhu ground where actor Tiger Shroff was reportedly the intended target.

Founder Bunty Walia confirmed the pause in The Times of India. The session planned for October 25 was cancelled, and all future activities have been put on hold while the club reviews its safety setup.

What the club has paused

Walia said the club will consult the authorities before it holds any event again. Asked if the cancellation was true, he was direct: “Yes, for the time being, until we get the security protocols in place.”

The pause matters because All Stars is not an ordinary pickup game. It has become a weekend fixture for film industry names. Ranbir Kapoor, Abhishek Bachchan and Kartik Aaryan are among the stars who turn up to play, so a security issue at this club quickly becomes a wider Bollywood concern.

The October 18 timeline

The reported sequence starts with a routine game and ends with a police case.

• October 18: Tiger Shroff was leaving the football ground near Pushpa Park in Juhu when a crowd gathered to catch a glimpse of him and attackers allegedly opened fire.
• Injuries: An autorickshaw driver was hurt and taken to Cooper Hospital.
• October 19: Police reportedly arrested three men in Kota.

That timeline has moved the story from star gossip to a serious debate about safety at venues frequented by celebrities.

Why the target reportedly changed

According to a report in The Indian Express citing police sources, the alleged shooters were first asked to target Aamir Khan. They reportedly stayed in Mumbai for nearly a month and surveyed the area around his home at least three times. The report says Khan was often away on shoots or stayed inside for days. The plan then shifted to Tiger Shroff, whose regular Sunday football slot made his movements easier to anticipate.

That detail is the real warning sign for the celebrity sports circuit: a loved and predictable routine can become a vulnerability. For the fans who gather near these grounds, the line between access and crowding gets harder to manage when star sightings are almost guaranteed.

What happens next

No date has been announced for sessions to restart. The club’s decision to stop first and sort protocols later is a cautious holding pattern. It gives the venue time to review entry points, player arrivals and match-day schedules with the police before one bad moment turns into something larger.

For now, the ball is off the field in Juhu.

Source: The Times of India