'Al-Generated Videos And Scripted Narratives...': Tiger Shroff's Team Breaks Silence After Firing Incident, Warns Of Legal Action Against Those Spreading Fake Content
On Sunday, shots were fired at Tiger Shroff in Mumbai while he was leaving a ground after playing football. While the actor is safe, his driver was shot and rushed to the hospital. Now, after the incident, for the first time, Tiger's team has shared a statement warning the people on social media who are 'creating, promoting or circulating fabricated content'. Tiger Shroff's team issues…
On Sunday, Tiger Shroff was fired at outside a football ground in Mumbai. Although the actor himself was unharmed, his driver was injured and taken to the hospital. In response to the incident, Tiger Shroff's team released a statement on social media, warning against the spread of fake content. The statement said, "We would like to categorically clarify that Tiger Shroff has made no statements, released no videos, and authorized no communication regarding the recent incident or any related developments."
The statement further added that several social media pages and digital platforms were circulating fabricated stories, AI-generated videos, and scripted narratives falsely attributed to Tiger Shroff. These were described as "completely false, unauthorised, and intended to mislead the public." The actor's team emphasized that they did not endorse, support, or have any association with such content.
They urged media to verify information before publishing. In a more serious tone, the statement warned, "Any individual or page found creating, promoting, or circulating such fabricated content will face appropriate legal action." The team declared, "We are taking cognizance of these instances and reserve the right to pursue all available legal remedies against those responsible."
The statement concluded with a plea to rely only on verified communication from Tiger Shroff and his official team.
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