Tiger Shroff firing case: A minor, bike taxi driver - what we know about shooters

A third video of the shooting incident involving Bollywood actor Tiger Shroff in Mumbai's Juhu area on October 18 has emerged on social media. The footage depicts two assailants firing at the actor's vehicle from various angles, with one shooter also attempting to pry open the car door. One attacker is shown firing from the front of the car, while the other targets the side, near the passenger seat.

The second gunman also tries to open the door but is unsuccessful. Both individuals subsequently flee the scene on a motorcycle. The identity of whether the attackers knew Shroff's seating location within the vehicle remains uncertain. The emergence of the video has reignited discussion surrounding the incident's timeline. Earlier, another video surfaced, showing Shroff taking command of his car and swiftly transporting his injured driver to a hospital after the gunfire.

In the recording, the actor transitions from the passenger seat to the driver's seat before departing in pursuit of medical aid. The car door bears visible signs of blood, as does the road itself. In the moments leading up to the incident, witnesses can be heard urging the actor to hurry, exclaiming, "Jaldi Leke Jao, Tiger. Go fast, Go Fast, bhai."

An earlier recording of the shooting was also shared online, captured by a member of the public. The bystander's video depicts the car approaching the exit of a football ground, with spectators attempting to catch a glimpse of the actor. As the vehicle departs the premises and ventures onto the road, five rapid gunshots are heard, followed by cries for help from onlookers.