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The attack on Tiger Shroff has once again highlighted concerns over the safety of Bollywood celebrities. The incident, reminiscent of a time when the underworld dominated Mumbai, raises pressing questions about the security of film personalities.
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Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis enquired about Tiger Shroff's well-being on call. He has assured of strict action against those involved.
