Gangster who claimed responsibility in Tiger Shroff firing case named wanted accused

Four days after a shooting incident in Mumbai's Juhu area on October 18, Tiger Shroff's team released a video displaying marks on the actor's arm. The footage, captioned "God is kind," reveals small red dots across Tiger's arm. His mother, Ayesha Shroff, commented, "God is great." The video surfaced as some users questioned the discrepancy between Tiger's heavily-bandaged arm in initial photographs and his seemingly injury-free appearance two days later.

Maharashtra minister Ashish Shelar shared pictures of Tiger without visible injuries, sparking doubts about his recovery speed and the authenticity of the attack. Tiger has not commented on the shooting, which occurred when he left a football ground in Juhu after a game. Two shooters allegedly fired seven rounds at his car, with five shots hitting the vehicle.

Tiger escaped unharmed, while his driver and another person were injured. The investigation expanded, with 10 arrests made, including key accused Rehan Ansari, Phool Singh, and Ritik Kurmi. The weapon used in the attack has not been recovered, and authorities suspect a pistol was transported from Punjab through Haryana and Delhi.

Police also suspect other Bollywood personalities were considered targets, with reconnaissance conducted at the residences of Salman Khan, Aamir Khan, and Ranbir Kapoor. Several Bollywood figures, including Suniel Shetty, Ranvir Shorey, Amaal Mallik, and Mika Singh, condemned the incident and demanded accountability for those responsible.