Disha Patani Rushes to Tiger Shroff After Juhu Shooting
Disha Patani arrived at Tiger Shroff's Mumbai home after gunmen fired at his car in Juhu. Here is what we know about the shooting and their history.
Disha Patani was photographed outside Tiger Shroff’s Mumbai home on Sunday, visibly shaken and in no mood for the cameras. She stepped out of her car, ignored the paparazzi and went straight inside after reports that Tiger’s car had been fired at in Juhu.
The visit came within hours of a frightening evening for the actor. Tiger was returning from a football game at a club in Pushpa Park when three men on a motorcycle allegedly shot at his car at least five times. His driver and an autorickshaw driver were injured. After his driver was hit, Tiger took over the wheel.
Hospital sources described the injuries: “Tiger’s driver sustained a gunshot injury to his left hand and may require surgery. The actor suffered minor abrasions, was examined and later discharged.”
What the investigation shows so far
- Three bike-borne gunmen allegedly fired at least five rounds at the car.
- Tiger’s driver was hit in the left hand and may require surgery.
- Tiger had minor abrasions and was discharged from Nanavati Hospital.
- One person has been detained in Santacruz in connection with the case.
A forensic team collected ballistic evidence and inspected the vehicle, while police reviewed CCTV footage from around Juhu to trace the assailants.
A familiar face at a difficult moment
Disha and Tiger have long been one of Bollywood’s most-discussed rumoured pairs. They shared screen space in Baaghi 2 and the music video Befikra, and were regularly spotted on dinners and holidays together. Though neither confirmed the relationship, reports in July 2022 said they had parted ways after nearly six years and remained cordial.
Her arrival on Sunday may not define the relationship, but it made one thing clear: she still keeps close ties with Tiger when it matters.
Why this is bigger than a single incident
The case took a darker turn when two alleged operatives of the Lawrence Bishnoi gang, Anil Pandit and Harman Sandhu, claimed responsibility on social media. Their post, reportedly in Hindi, warned that “whoever in the Mumbai film industry does not abide by what we say or work with Salman Khan are next in line.”
That threat has put the industry on alert. Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis and Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde visited Tiger at his residence, a signal that the administration is treating the shooting as a security concern, not just a local crime.
For fans, the images of Disha rushing inside are a reminder of how quickly a star’s off-screen life can turn serious. The focus now shifts to the police probe and what it means for actor safety across Mumbai.
Source: Hindustan Times
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