Tiger Shroff’s team has released a video of his injuries days after the attack on his car. It was posted on Thursday on the official Instagram page Team Tiger Shroff, with the caption “God is kind.” The post thanks God for his survival in a life-threatening situation. freepressjournal
The short clip shows several small, dot-like marks and red spots across his arm. Reports note that the actor escaped direct gunshot injuries, while his driver sustained a bullet wound and a bystander was also hurt. So the marks are not described as bullet wounds. Some reports say “bruises and marks,” so they should not be described more severely than that. tribuneindiafreepressjournal
Why the Video Matters
According to the source text, photos of Shroff with bandages went viral and, two days later, images appeared showing no visible injuries on his skin, which led some people to question the injuries. The clip appears to be a response. Separately, on Tuesday, Team Tiger issued a statement saying the actor had not issued any statements, released any videos or authorised any communication about the firing. It also warned that legal action may be taken against those creating or circulating fabricated content. dailyprabhatdailyprabhat
The Incident
The firing took place around 7 pm on October 18 in Juhu, Mumbai, as Shroff was leaving a football club. At least two men fired at his car and fled on a motorcycle. Mumbai Police registered a case under attempt to murder provisions and the Arms Act. tribuneindiatribuneindia
Court Update
Ten people have been arrested so far. On Thursday, four accused who were brought from Kota were produced at Mumbai’s Esplanade Court. The court granted police custody until October 26 and rejected a request for custody until October 31. The police remand application names Anil Pandit as an absconding accused, and police argued the firing was allegedly carried out at his behest. The three main accused were earlier remanded in police custody until October 31, per the source text. dailyprabhataninews
Why It Matters
The case is now partly an information problem. Photos, clips and claims are circulating faster than verified facts, and the team’s own warning about AI-generated videos shows how much unverified content is around. The court record is currently the most reliable guide to what police allege.
What Comes Next
The next hearing on October 26 will show whether police seek more custody and what they have learned about Pandit’s alleged role. Bolly Orbit will update this report as developments emerge.