Shooting Incident on Bollywood Actor Tiger Shroff in Mumbai; Deputy CM Eknath Shinde Offers Support
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By • Published 19 Oct 2026• Updated 19 Oct 2026
A shooting incident targeting Bollywood actor Tiger Shroff on Sunday evening in Mumbai caused a major stir in the city. Attackers on a motorcycle fired five rounds at Shroff’s vehicle, injuring his driver and an auto-rickshaw driver, while Tiger sustained only marks of injury on his hand and chest.
Details of the Incident
The incident took place in Juhu, where unidentified individuals opened fire on Tiger Shroff’s car. Initial reports indicate that Tiger sustained injuries on his hand and chest while protecting himself and his driver, but was not shot. The driver and an auto-rickshaw driver were hit by bullets and admitted to hospital. Mumbai Police immediately launched an investigation and prioritized security.
Tiger’s First Photo Released
Following the attack, the first photo of Tiger Shroff was released, showing a raw plaster on his left hand and visible injury marks on his body. The image clearly shows him in pain, but he has escaped serious harm.
Deputy CM Eknath Shinde’s Visit
Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde visited Tiger’s residence located on Carter Road in Bandra late at night to meet him and his family. Shinde inquired about Tiger’s health, comforted the family, and assured them of security. He stated, “This incident is extremely unfortunate, but Tiger has survived safely. We will apprehend all the culprits soon.”
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Government Action
The Deputy CM informed that Mumbai Police is treating the case with utmost seriousness. The Police Commissioner has formed special teams to track down the accused. Shinde has also instructed the Police Commissioner to review the security arrangements for film industry artists. He emphasized that no gang’s intimidation will be tolerated and strict action will be taken in such cases.
Security Message for Artists
Shinde advised artists not to be afraid and assured them of the government’s full support. He requested artists to immediately contact Mumbai Police if they receive threatening calls or messages from any gang.
Key Points
- Five rounds were fired at Tiger Shroff’s vehicle in Juhu.
- The driver and an auto-rickshaw driver were shot; Tiger sustained injury marks on his hand and chest.
- Deputy CM Eknath Shinde visited Tiger’s home, met the family, and assured security.
- Mumbai Police formed special teams to search for the culprits.
- The government instructed artists to report any threats to the police immediately.
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