Tiger Shroff’s spokesperson denies reports that the actor asked why he was attacked after gunmen fired at his car in Mumbai’s Juhu on October 18. According to the reports, the actor was said to be in deep shock and to have questioned the motive behind the attack. The spokesperson, as described by outlets, rejects that account and says Tiger has not made the attributed statement.
The incident is reported to have involved two men on a motorcycle firing multiple rounds at Tiger’s BMW. Outlets say the driver and a bystander, including a vlogger, were injured, while investigators assess the broader circumstances. One source also describes the case as being connected to an alleged larger effort linked to the Lawrence Bishnoi gang, and mentions alleged steps taken by accused people beforehand.
Across coverage, the main variation is how the reported on-the-scene remarks are handled: some summaries emphasize Tiger’s alleged “no enmity” remarks, while others focus on the spokesperson’s denial. Details such as the number of rounds and the framing of the actor’s statements appear consistent, but the dispute over what was actually said is central to the differing emphasis.
