Tiger Shroff Shooting: Mumbai Police Deploy 15 Teams as Film Bodies Say Gangsters Want to ‘Terrorize’ Bollywood
Mumbai Police have put 15 teams on the hunt for the gunmen who fired on Bollywood action star Tiger Shroff’s car on Sunday evening, and two film industry…
Variety reports: Mumbai Police have put 15 teams on the hunt for the gunmen who fired on Bollywood action star Tiger Shroff’s car on Sunday evening, and two film industry bodies have accused the authorities of leaving the industry exposed.
No one had been arrested as of Monday morning. Police have opened a case against three unidentified.
This entertainment story centres on India. Names and organisations mentioned in the coverage include Terrorize’ Bollywood, Tiger Shroff Shooting and Mumbai Police Deploy.
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