Tiger Shroff had a lucky escape on Sunday evening when unidentified assailants fired at his car in Mumbai’s Juhu area. The actor was unhurt, but his driver and another person in the vehicle were injured.
Veteran actor Shatrughan Sinha responded on X on Monday, asking “What’s happening????” and describing the attack as “shocking” and “worrying”. He said Shroff was “lucky” to be safe, but added that “his poor driver was injured badly”. Sinha also said Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis and Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde appear “extremely concerned”.
What the police have confirmed
The investigation picture is still limited. What is confirmed:
- Mumbai Police have registered a case of attempt to murder.
- The case names three unidentified persons.
- It has been transferred to the Crime Branch.
Reports also refer to a viral social media post claiming the Lawrence Bishnoi gang is behind the attack. Police have not verified that claim, so it remains unconfirmed.
Why Sinha’s reaction landed
Sinha’s post did two things: it connected the incident to the wider industry’s sense of shock, and it drew attention to the driver rather than only the star. That matters because support staff are present at every shoot, drop and appearance, and they often face the same risk with far less protection than the actors they are with.
The reference to the “most worthy father”, Jackie Shroff, also framed the attack as something personal for the industry, not just a legal case but an emotional jolt for a film family.
What to watch next
The transfer to the Crime Branch signals that the case is being treated seriously, but it does not confirm a motive or a gang’s involvement. The responsible next step for fans is to follow police statements and avoid amplifying unverified social media posts.
For now, the key facts are simple: a star escaped, two people were hurt, and the investigation has been escalated.
Source: Filmibeat