Vidyut Jammwal called Tiger Shroff 'Nidar', slammed his fans for being spectators, and said someone should have been caught. He publicly supported Shroff after a shooting incident in Mumbai that left Shroff unharmed but injured his driver and another bystander. Jammwal also urged the Mumbai Police to provide enhanced protection for public figures.
Why it matters
Shroff's followers see a fellow star publicly backing him and calling for better security after an attack on his entourage.
Key facts
- The shooting incident occurred in Mumbai.
- Tiger Shroff escaped unharmed.
- His driver and another bystander were injured.
- Jammwal called for enhanced protection from Mumbai Police.
Evidence
Credible reporting, but no official confirmation yet.
- Vidyut Jammwal calls Tiger 'Nidar' and slams his fans being spectators: 'Kisi ko toh pakad na chahiye tha'timesofindia.indiatimes.comprimary(opens in a new tab)
- Vidyut Jammwal calls Tiger 'Nidar' and slams his fans for being spectators: 'Kisi ko toh pakad na chahiye tha'timesofindia.indiatimes.com(opens in a new tab)
How this update was made
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