Tiger Shroff attack update: What was the actor doing moments before the shooting incident in Mumbai? Police find bike used in attack

The film industry is in shock after three to four rounds were fired at actor Tiger Shroff’s car in Mumbai on Sunday evening, police said. The actor escaped unhurt in the incident, which took place as he was leaving a ground in Juhu after a football session. His driver and another staff member reportedly sustained injuries. Meanwhile, police have seized the motorcycle allegedly used by the attackers as the investigation continues.

Tiger Shroff car firing update

The firing took place around 7 pm near Pushpa Park in Juhu, where Tiger had been playing football with several personalities from the film and television industries. According to a police officer, three men arrived on a motorcycle and opened fire as the actor was getting into his car.

A large crowd had gathered near the actor's vehicle to catch a glimpse of him. Police said multiple rounds were fired at the car from within the crowd. Although Tiger was not hit, his driver and another staff member reportedly suffered injuries.




According to a report by The Indian Express, Tiger had participated in a football match with 18 players, including actors, television personalities and a choreographer. The gathering included Aparshakti Khurana, Abhimanyu Dassani, Caesar Gonsalves, Abhishek Bajaj and Karanveer Mehra.

The players were reportedly still at the venue when the shooting occurred. Abhishek Bajaj also confirmed to SCREEN that he had taken part in the football match.

The incident has raised concerns about the safety of celebrities and the people gathered around them. Tiger escaped without injuries, but the shooting left those present at the venue shaken.

Karanveer Mehra recalls the chaos after gunshots

Television actor Karanveer Mehra, who was also present at the venue, described the confusion that followed the shooting in an interview with NDTV. He said his car was behind Tiger's vehicle and that he noticed blood spots as he approached the exit. He subsequently learnt that Tiger's driver had been shot.

Karanveer said people initially struggled to understand what was happening because fireworks were also being set off nearby. The situation became clearer when people began shouting that someone had fired gunshots. He recalled that families and children were present in the area, and people started running in different directions.

The actor also expressed relief that Tiger was safe and concern for the injured driver.

Tiger's father, actor Jackie Shroff, also confirmed that his son was unharmed. Speaking to Rediff, Jackie said Tiger was at the police station and had not suffered any injuries. He added that the actor's driver had sustained an injury to his hand.

Police seize motorcycle used in the attack

Police have stepped up their investigation into the firing incident, which falls under the jurisdiction of Juhu Police Station. According to a report by India Today, investigators have seized the two-wheeler allegedly used by the assailants.

The accused reportedly abandoned the motorcycle at Andheri railway station before fleeing. Preliminary findings suggest that the vehicle is registered in Mumbai.

To determine the motorcycle's history and obtain more information, investigators are looking at its registration information, number plate, chassis number, and engine number.

Police are continuing to investigate how the attackers approached the actor's vehicle and opened fire amid a crowd.

While Tiger Shroff escaped the incident without injuries, his driver and another staff member were reportedly hurt. The investigation is underway.