Mumbai Police advised Bollywood actors to avoid crowd selfies and risky events after Tiger Shroff was attacked on October 18. Assailants fired at his car in Juhu, leaving his driver and a fan injured. Police issued this warning as many stars face threats and recce reports from criminal gangs.
Mumbai Police advises Bollywood actors against crowd selfies?
On October 18, Bollywood actor Tiger Shroff was attacked in Juhu, Mumbai, after a football match. After the actor left the ground, unidentified assailants fired gunshots at his BMW car. While the actor escaped the incident with minor injuries, his driver and fan sustained were seriously injured. Following this attack, Mumbai Police has now reportedly issued advisory to Hindi film actors. This adviorsy apparently comes after recce was done outside celebrity homes. It also reportedly comes in the light of threats allegedly linked to gangster Lawrence Bishnoi's gang.
Bollywood celebrities get adviosry from Mumbai Police - report
Sources informed Times Now that Mumbai Police issued advisory to Bollywood actors after Tiger's firing incident and recce outside celebrity homes. The actors have apparently been advised to avoid crowded places. The celebrities have allegedly been asked to avoid unfamiliar crowds.
According to sources, Mumbai Police has reportedly advised actors against crowd selfies. They have apparently been been asked to avoid crowded places and events with security risks. Earlier, during a police interrogration, thre three accused allegedly mentioned that Amitabh Bachchan, Akshay Kumar and Aamir Khan were on their radar. During a 16-hour-journey from Kota, the accused claimed that they conduced outside reconnaissance outside their homes too, as per Bhaskar English.
The accused men alleged that they planned to target Salman first; however, they later reportedly planned to attack Tiger as he seemed to be an 'easier target'. They apparently cancelled their plan to target Salman as he seemed unreachable due to tight security.
Tiger Shroff's team issues statement after firing incident
Meanwhile, Tiger's team issued an official statement after the firing incident. They said, "We would like to categorically clarify that Tiger Shroff has made no statements, released no videos, and authorised no communication regarding the recent incident or any related developments." In the statement, his team stated that fabcricated stories and AI-generated videos were falsely attributed to the actor.
Tiger Shroff's team issues statement
His team described such material as unauthorised, false and intended to mislead the public. "Any individual or page found creating, promoting or circulating such fabricated content will face appropriate legal action. We are taking cognisance of these instances and reserve the right to pursue all available legal remedies against those responsible," the statement read.
Having said that, Tiger is expected to return to Lag Jaa Gale's shoot in the second week of November. Later, he might begin working on Remo D'Souza's untitled film.
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