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Tiger Shroff To Resume Lag Jaa Gale Shoot In November After Shooting Incident, Location Will Be Kept Confidential: Report

Bollywood actor Tiger Shroff is expected to return to the sets of his upcoming film Lag Jaa Gale in November, after the Diwali festivities. This comes days after reports claimed that the actor had already resumed shooting just two days after he was injured in a firing incident in Mumbai. On October 18, Tiger was attacked by two gunmen outside a football ground in Mumbai. The actor sustained minor…

Tiger Shroff To Resume Lag Jaa Gale Shoot In November After Shooting Incident, Location Will Be Kept Confidential: Report

Bollywood actor Tiger Shroff is set to return to the filming of his upcoming movie Lag Jaa Gale in November, following a recent shooting incident in Mumbai. The Diwali holiday will mark his return to the sets, according to reports from India Today. The actor was attacked by two gunmen outside a football ground in Mumbai on October 18, sustaining minor injuries.

An investigation is ongoing, resulting in 11 arrests, including the two alleged shooters and their bike rider. Tiger is currently at home with his family and has discussed additional safety measures with his security team and the production crew to ensure a safe return to filming. Details about his shooting schedule and location will be kept confidential, with only a small trusted group aware of his movements.

Despite the setback, Tiger and his family are eager to move forward with the production of Lag Jaa Gale, which was initially set to release in 2026 but has now been rescheduled for May 14, 2027. The romantic action-thriller features Tiger alongside Nushrratt Bharuccha, Elvish Yadav, Abhishek Banerjee, and Pashmina Roshan. Additionally, Tiger is reportedly working on other projects, including Remo D'souza's next film and an action film with Vidyut Jammwal.

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