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7 shots fired, gun jams before 6th: New video captures attack on Tiger Shroff

On Sunday evening, actor Tiger Shroff was involved in a violent incident in Juhu while leaving an event. Unidentified assailants on a motorcycle opened fire, injuring his driver Firdaus and a nearby fan. The shooting occurred near a police station, raising concerns about local law and order. Both Shroff and his driver were taken to Nanoavati Hospital following the incident.

7 shots fired, gun jams before 6th: New video captures attack on Tiger Shroff

On Sunday night, a shocking incident occurred in Mumbai when shots were fired at actor Tiger Shroff as he left a football ground. The footage of the event quickly spread across social media platforms, with gangsters Anil Pandit and Harman Sandhu claiming responsibility for the act, in the name of the Lawrence Bishnoi gang.

Actress Disha Patani, who was rumored to be in a relationship with Tiger, hurried to his residence after hearing about the incident. Disha was reportedly in Jamnagar for a Navratri celebration hosted by the Ambanis and had flown to Mumbai the previous night. Once in the city, she made her way to Tiger's house.

In the videos circulating online, Disha appears visibly distressed. A post shared by Viral Bhayani on Instagram displays her emotional state. The video, captured during the incident, shows Disha looking worried and anxious.

Reports indicate that although Tiger Shroff did not sustain any injuries, his driver was shot. Consequently, the actor swiftly took the driver's position and rushed him to the hospital for treatment. Pictures of Tiger Shroff wearing bandages have also gone viral on social media, showing the aftermath of the unfortunate event.

Deputy Chief Minister of Maharashtra, Eknath Shinde, visited Tiger Shroff's house last night, and several images and videos of the encounter have surfaced on social media.

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