Tiger Shroff escapes unhurt in firing, Bishnoi gang claims attack: 'Anyone who works with Salman Khan is next'
Three motorcycle-borne men opened fire on Tiger Shroff, leaving two people, including his driver injured, police said.
Bollywood actor Tiger Shroff safely avoided injury when three men on motorcycles opened fire at him in the Juhu area of Mumbai on Sunday evening. According to police, the incident also injured his driver and an autorickshaw driver. The gang responsible for the attack, the Lawrence Bishnoi gang, claimed responsibility, with gangster Anil Pandit stating that he and Harman Sandhu were behind the attack.
Pandit explained that they had attempted to communicate with Shroff but to no avail, leading to the attack. In a threatening message, Pandit warned that anyone in the Mumbai film industry who does not listen to them or works with Salman Khan will be targeted next. Tiger Shroff, 36, is the son of renowned actor Jackie Shroff and is known for his acting skills, particularly in action films.
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