Three shots fired at Tiger Shroff’s BMW in Juhu; actor safe

Tiger Shroff is safe after a frightening Sunday evening in Mumbai’s Juhu area, with father Jackie Shroff’s team confirming the actor escaped without gunshot injuries.

Shots fired near Pushpa Park

Three rounds were fired at the actor’s BMW near Pushpa Park, an area that falls under the Juhu police station. Police said the actor’s driver and a bystander were injured during the firing and were taken to hospital for treatment.

DCP Mohit Garg confirmed that Tiger Shroff is safe. The actor did not suffer any gunshot injuries, the officer said.

Family breaks silence

As India Today sought an update on the actor’s wellbeing, Jackie Shroff’s team gave a short assurance: “Tiger is okay.”

The incident has drawn immediate attention because of where it happened and, more disturbingly, the claim that followed it.

Why the Salman Khan link matters

A social media post attributed to overseas-based gangsters Anil Pandit and Harman Sandhu said the firing was carried out in the name of the Lawrence Bishnoi group. The post claimed Tiger Shroff was targeted for ignoring earlier warnings against working with Salman Khan.

That claim has not been independently verified. The post also issued a broader threat: “Anyone who does not listen to us, they will be next, wait and watch.”

The Salman Khan reference is the most serious part of the unverified post. It would turn a shooting into a message aimed at the industry, not just a personal attack. Police have not corroborated the claim.

What fans should watch for

For Hindi film fans, the shooting is a sharp reminder that off-screen threats can spill into the lives of actors. Here is what we know so far:

• Three rounds were fired at Tiger Shroff’s BMW near Pushpa Park, Juhu.
• The actor is safe; his driver and a bystander were hospitalised.
• Mumbai Police have formed 12 specialised teams and are scanning CCTV.
• A social media claim mentions the Lawrence Bishnoi group but remains unverified.

Until investigators complete their work, treat the online claim as exactly that: a claim, not a confirmed fact. Official police updates and statements from the Shroff family are the safest places to follow the story.

Source: India Today