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Tiger Shroff firing: RGV calls it 'never before seen phenomenon'

In a troubling incident in Mumbai's Juhu area, Tiger Shroff's vehicle was shot at, resulting in injuries to his driver and a nearby bystander. This brazen attack has alarmed the film industry, prompting concerns from figures like Ram Gopal Varma and Urvashi Rautela regarding safety. Authorities have apprehended three suspects linked to the case in Rajasthan, while investigations continue to bolster security within the entertainment sector.

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Times of India·1h ago
Tiger Shroff firing: RGV calls it 'never before seen phenomenon'
In a troubling incident in Mumbai's Juhu area, Tiger Shroff's vehicle was shot at, resulting in injuries to his driver and a nearby bystander. This brazen attack has alarmed the film industry, prompting concerns from figures like Ram Gopal Varma and Urvashi Rautela regarding safety. Authorities have apprehended three suspects linked to the case in Rajasthan, while investigations continue to bolster security within the entertainment sector.
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