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Mumbai Road Rage: 2 Men Allegedly Chase And Threaten Director Kunal Shivdasani's Daughter, Aunt After Car Collision

Mumbai: A dramatic late-night road rage incident involving the family of a Bollywood director has prompted the Santacruz police to launch a manhunt for two suspects. According to investigating officers, an FIR has been registered against a car driver and a biker who allegedly chased, waylaid, and threatened the daughter and aunt of Director Kunal Shivdasani, along with his driver, following a…

Mumbai Road Rage: 2 Men Allegedly Chase And Threaten Director Kunal Shivdasani's Daughter, Aunt After Car Collision

In the early hours of November 5, a dramatic road rage incident unfolded in the Pali Hill area of Mumbai, allegedly involving two individuals who chased and threatened the family of Bollywood director Kunal Shivdasani. The Santacruz police have launched a manhunt for the suspects after receiving an FIR registered by the driver of a Range Rover, Jhalaku Tigga.

Tigga, who has worked for Shivdasani for three years, was transporting the director's 22-year-old daughter, Aleya, and Shivdasani's 40-year-old aunt, Pramita Vijan, when the altercation began. Around 12:20 AM, a speeding car collided with their vehicle near a gurdwara in Dhan Patohar Nagar, Santacruz West, causing damage to both sides of the Land Rover.

After the collision, the fleeing car driver abandoned his vehicle in a nearby narrow lane, leaving the scene. Tigga, horrified by what he saw, photographed the parked car that had caused the accident, apparently infuriating the other driver. As Tigga continued his journey towards Pali Hill, a biker began tailing the Range Rover, blocking its path near Bloom Hotel.

The confrontation escalated when the biker allegedly stopped in front of Tigga's vehicle, threatening him and the two women before speeding away. Despite the suspects remaining at large, the police have obtained their vehicle registration details and are actively searching for them. The accused have been charged under various sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, including endangering life, wrongful confinement, rash driving, and mischief, as well as under the Motor Vehicle Act for dangerous driving.

The incident began near a gurdwara, but due to its jurisdiction, the case was transferred to Santacruz police station.

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