Tiger Shroff’s mother speaks out after Juhu firing incident

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Mumbai Police form 15 teams after firing at Tiger Shroff’s vehicle

Bollywood actor Tiger Shroff’s mother, Ayesha Shroff, has reacted to the shooting incident involving her son’s vehicle in Mumbai, saying, “God is great,” as authorities investigate the attack.

Speaking to India Today, the 66-year-old producer was asked about her son’s condition following the incident in Juhu.

Tiger Shroff reportedly escaped unharmed when unidentified gunmen opened fire at his BMW on Sunday, October 18.

According to reports, the Heropanti actor was returning home after playing a football match at around 7pm when three unidentified men opened fire near Pushpa Park in Juhu.

The actor’s driver and a staff member reportedly sustained injuries in the incident.

Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde later visited the Shroff residence and assured the family that action would be taken against those responsible.

Speaking to the media, Shinde said five rounds had been fired and confirmed that the actor had escaped injury, while his driver was hurt.

He condemned the incident and said the state government would not tolerate threats against public figures.

Mumbai Police have reportedly formed 15 teams to identify and trace the attackers.

The investigation is ongoing, with authorities working to establish the circumstances surrounding the shooting and identify those involved.

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