Tiger Shroff's Team Shares Injury Marks, Warns Against Fake News and AI Videos

Tiger Shroff’s team has shared a video showing injury marks and bruises on the actor’s arm following the firing incident involving his car on October 18. The actor was reportedly returning from a football session when the attack took place. Sharing the footage, his team expressed gratitude that he had remained safe during what they described as a potentially life-threatening incident.

The video was accompanied by the caption, “God is kind.”

Four Accused Remanded in Police Custody

Meanwhile, four people arrested in connection with the firing incident were produced before Mumbai’s Esplanade Court, also known as Killa Court, on Thursday.

According to the police remand application submitted before the court, Anil Pandit has been identified as an absconding accused in the case. During the proceedings, Mumbai Police alleged that the attack had been carried out at Pandit’s behest.

The court ordered police custody for all four accused until October 26, rejecting the police request to extend their custody until October 31.

The accused were brought to Mumbai from Kota, Rajasthan, and presented before the court after undergoing medical examinations.

Details of the Firing Incident in Juhu

The incident occurred at around 7 pm on October 18 in Mumbai’s Juhu area, when Tiger Shroff was leaving a football club. While the actor escaped without injuries, his driver sustained injuries during the attack.

The firing incident prompted an investigation, leading to the arrest of four suspects. Police are continuing their investigation into the case, including the alleged involvement of the absconding accused.

Tiger Shroff’s Team Warns Against Fake News and AI Videos

Earlier on Tuesday, the actor’s team issued a warning against the circulation of fabricated reports, unauthorised statements and AI-generated videos falsely attributed to Tiger Shroff in connection with the incident.

In an official statement shared on social media, the team clarified that the actor had not issued any statements, released any videos or authorised communications concerning the firing incident or its subsequent developments.

The team also urged media organisations and social media platforms to verify information before publishing or sharing it. It warned that legal action could be taken against individuals and social media pages involved in creating, promoting or circulating misleading content.