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"I Was Behind Tiger Shroff": Actor Karan Veer Mehra To NDTV On Shooting

"I Was Behind Tiger Shroff": Actor Karan Veer Mehra To NDTV On Shooting

Actor Karan Veer Mehra claims he was in the car behind Tiger Shroff when the actor's vehicle was targeted in Juhu, Mumbai. Mehra, who has a close friendship with Tiger, recounted his harrowing experience on an NDTV interview. Upon reaching the scene, Mehra noticed blood spots on his car and learned that Tiger's driver had been shot.

Though the actor was safe, Mehra expressed concern for the driver's well-being and hoped for a swift recovery. The incident occurred during a birthday celebration, causing panic among the onlookers. Mehra initially thought the gunshots might be related to the nearby fireworks, but upon hearing the police arrive, they realized the severity of the situation.

The attackers were riding a motorcycle and fired three to four rounds at Tiger's car. The Mumbai Police confirmed that Tiger's driver, Firdaus, suffered injuries to his left hand and was hospitalized. Ballistic reports suggested the shots were fired from close range. Mehra emphasized the emotional impact the incident had on him and expressed his sympathies for Tiger and his family.

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