Tiger Shroff’s team has released a short video showing the cuts, abrasions and bruises the actor sustained after gunfire hit his car in Mumbai’s Juhu neighbourhood on October 18. The clip, posted to the team’s official social media handle, shows marks on Shroff’s arms and back, underlining how close the incident came to being far worse.
What the injury video shows
Shroff reportedly escaped direct bullet injuries. The damage came as bullets struck the vehicle and shattered glass, according to details shared by his team. The video offers a glimpse of the physical impact rather than new details about the attackers.
The shooting happened at around 7 pm on Sunday, October 18, outside a sports facility in Juhu. Reports say motorcycle-borne assailants opened fire at the actor’s car before fleeing, and the two-wheeler was later found abandoned near Andheri West railway station. Shroff’s driver, Firdous, and a passer-by were injured and taken to Nanavati Hospital; the driver remains under medical observation.
Investigation reaches 10 arrests
By October 23, the Mumbai Crime Branch and other agencies had arrested 10 people in connection with the firing across several states. Three key suspects — Rehan Ansari, Phool Singh and Ritik Mahtoo — were arrested in Kota, Rajasthan, allegedly while trying to flee toward the Nepal border. A Mumbai court remanded them to police custody until October 31 on October 21.
- Injury video: cuts, abrasions and bruises on arms and back
- Incident: 7 pm, October 18, outside a Juhu sports facility
- Arrests: 10 people held across states by October 23
- Key suspects: three caught in Kota while allegedly heading toward Nepal
Investigators are now looking at an alleged interstate weapons network and possible links between those accused of the attack and individuals suspected of helping them. The focus includes the planning, the movement of weapons, and whether there was a wider conspiracy.
What’s still unverified
An unverified social media claim linked the attack to the Lawrence Bishnoi syndicate. That allegation has not been independently established, and officials are still examining motive and circumstances. Tiger Shroff’s representatives have appreciated the police response and asked people not to circulate unverified information while the investigation continues.
The incident has also brought fresh scrutiny to security arrangements for high-profile Bollywood figures. For fans, the practical takeaway is to wait for official police updates rather than amplify early, unverified claims. The actor has since resumed work, with a follow-up report noting he returned to the shoot of Lag Jaa Gale two days after the firing.
Source: Bollywood Hungama