'Very Scary, Extremely Unfortunate': Ananya Panday Reacts To Tiger Shroff Firing Attack, Says There's Need To Create Safer Environment
Bollywood actress Ananya Panday reacted to the firing attack on Tiger Shroff in Mumbai, calling the incident "very scary and extremely unfortunate". She also stressed the need to create a safer environment for everyone, pointing out that security concerns should not be limited to actors but should also include fans and people present in large crowds. Ananya was speaking at the HT Leadership…
Bollywood actress Ananya Panday expressed her shock and disappointment following the firing attack on Tiger Shroff in Mumbai. The incident, which occurred on October 17, involved unidentified assailants opening fire at the actor's car, leaving his driver and another individual injured. Ananya Panday, speaking at the HT Leadership Summit 2026 in Delhi on Saturday, emphasized that the attack was both "very scary" and "extremely unfortunate," stressing the importance of creating a safer environment for everyone involved in public events.
She noted that security concerns should not solely focus on celebrities but also extend to fans and those present in large crowds. Ananya highlighted the need to prioritize public safety, especially during interactions between celebrities and their enthusiastic fans. Despite the incident, the actress shared her disappointment at the thought of having to distance herself from fans who watch and appreciate her work. Ananya Panday and Tiger Shroff collaborated in the 2019 film Student of the Year 2.
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