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Tiger Shroff shot at: Video captures sounds of gunshots - watch

Amidst the excitement of a football match in Mumbai, chaos ensued when gunshots rang out from motorcycle-riding attackers. Fans eagerly awaiting a glimpse of Tiger Shroff were thrown into panic. Thankfully, Tiger remained unharmed, yet both his driver and an autorickshaw driver required medical attention. The Lawrence Bishnoi gang has allegedly claimed responsibility, but verification is pending.…

Tiger Shroff shot at: Video captures sounds of gunshots - watch

Tiger Shroff, the Bollywood actor, reportedly escaped unharmed after an alleged gunfight in Mumbai's Juhu area on Sunday evening. The incident occurred as Shroff was leaving Pushpa Park after playing football. Fans had gathered outside the venue to catch a glimpse of the actor when the shooting took place. While Shroff remained unscathed, his driver and an autorickshaw driver were injured, according to police.

A video surfaced on social media capturing the sounds of gunshots; the Mumbai Crime Branch arrived at the scene to investigate. Mumbai Police confirmed that the incident took place under Juhu Police Station, and Tiger Shroff was unharmed. Ashish Shelar, a Maharashtra cabinet minister, described the incident as unfortunate and stated that no culprits would be spared. He said that Tiger and his friends had visited Juhu for a football match, and the actor's driver had been hospitalized at Nanavati Hospital.

The alleged attackers have reportedly claimed responsibility for the firing incident, with the Lawrence Bishnoi gang stating they were behind the attack. However, the claim has not been independently verified. The investigation is ongoing, and further details are awaited.

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