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Tiger Shroff Resumes Lag Jaa Gale Shoot Two Days After Firing

Tiger Shroff returned to the Lag Jaa Gale set on October 20, two days after a firing incident in Mumbai; the film is now due May 14, 2027.

Tiger Shroff back on Lag Jaa Gale set two days after firing

Tiger Shroff returned to the sets of Lag Jaa Gale on October 20, two days after gunfire outside a Mumbai ground left him with minor injuries and his driver wounded by a bullet. The incident took place on Sunday, October 18. While the investigation continues, the three accused—two gunmen and a motorcycle rider—have been arrested.

A quick return to work

According to a report by Times Now, the actor reported to the set of Dharma Productions’ Lag Jaa Gale on Tuesday. The film pairs him with Janhvi Kapoor and Lakshya, and is directed by Raj Mehta, whose earlier credits include Good Newwz, JugJugg Jeeyo and Selfiee.

The project, described as a romantic action thriller, had already been in the news after photographs from its set appeared on social media a few months ago. Tiger’s return quickly brought the film back into focus.

Why the quick return matters

For most actors, a frightening incident like this would have been a reason to step away. Instead, Tiger rejoined the schedule two days later, which suggests the production is trying to regain normalcy while the police case moves forward. It also puts the focus back on the film’s timeline.

Lag Jaa Gale was earlier expected in theatres in 2026, but the schedule has slipped. The film is now dated May 14, 2027. A fixed date gives fans something concrete, and with the lead actor back at work, that window looks more achievable—even as further investigation details remain pending.

What’s next for Tiger Shroff

  • He has Remo D’Souza’s next directorial in the lineup, produced by Vicky Jain and co-starring Nushrratt Bharuccha, Elvish Yadav, Abhishek Banerjee and Pashmina Roshan.
  • He has also been linked to an action film with Vidyut Jammwal, though that project is not officially announced.

Vidyut Jammwal addressed the broader issue after the incident, posting a video in which he called for “fewer spectators and more heroes” and questioned why bystanders often stand by when someone is harassed or assaulted. His message was widely appreciated online.

For now, the key dates are clear: the incident on October 18, the return on October 20, and the theatrical release on May 14, 2027. Fans can follow the investigation for more, but the production is, by all indications, moving ahead.

Source: bollywoodHungama.com

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