Tiger Shroff’s spokesperson blasts false police statement claim; insists actor never spoke to Mumbai police
Cinema Vines

Tiger Shroff’s spokesperson blasts false police statement claim; insists actor never spoke to Mumbai police

Rumours have circulated that Bollywood star Tiger Shroff offered a statement to the Mumbai Police crime branch after a shooting incident on Sunday, 18 October. The actor’s spokesperson has denied these claims, calling the reports “completely untrue” and asserting that Shroff never spoke to police officials. The spokesperson clarified that no such statement was made and that the alleged interaction did not occur.

According to initial reports, Shroff was allegedly shot at while leaving a venue in his car in Juhu, Mumbai. Three men on a motorcycle are said to have fired at the vehicle, but the actor escaped unharmed. His driver and a bystander sustained injuries, and authorities quickly arrested three suspects in connection with the attack.

The spokesperson’s statement came amid widespread speculation about Shroff’s reaction to the incident. Some outlets claimed the actor was in shock and told police he had no enemies. The spokesperson rejected these accounts, stating that the purported statement was fabricated and that Shroff had not spoken to the crime branch.

Shroff’s spokesperson reiterated that the news is “completely untrue” and that “Tiger has not made any such statement. No such thing has happened.” The clarification was issued as the Mumbai Police continued to investigate the shooting and the arrested suspects.