Mumbai Police have deployed 15 specialized teams to investigate the shooting incident involving Bollywood actor Tiger Shroff's vehicle on Sunday evening. The brazen attack has sent shockwaves through the film industry, with two prominent industry bodies voicing concerns that such incidents could be aimed at terrorizing Bollywood.
As of Monday morning, no arrests had been made, and authorities have initiated a case against three unidentified individuals. The heightened security measures and the industry's public statements underscore the growing unease and the perceived vulnerability of the film community to criminal elements.
Bollywood on Alert: Tiger Shroff Shooting Prompts Major Police Mobilization Amidst Industry Fears
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