Video shows injured fan being rushed to hospital after Tiger Shroff firing — ‘Writhe in pain’

Video shows injured fan being rushed to hospital after Tiger Shroff firing — 'Writhe in pain'

The injured fan was identified as 35-year-old Umesh Charan.

The injured fan was identified as 35-year-old Umesh Charan. However, DCP (West Zone 2) Mohit Garg later clarified that the actor had not been injured. The attack unfolded barely 350 metres from Juhu police station.

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Shroff escaped with minor abrasions caused by shattered glass, police said. Police initially said Shroff had suffered minor abrasions from glass fragments after the car’s windows shattered. The three assailants, dressed in white shirts, fled within seconds towards SV Road and Vile Parle railway station on a motorcycle kept ready by an accomplice, according to Juhu police.

Firdaus sustained a bullet injury to his hand, while a fan standing nearby suffered gunshot wounds to his chest. Despite being shot, Shroff’s driver emerged from the vehicle and attempted to chase the attackers. The car was moving slowly as it exited the venue when two assailants, who had been standing amid a crowd of onlookers, suddenly stepped in front of it and opened fire repeatedly. At least one bullet pierced the vehicle’s shattered glass. The actor was leaving a birthday party at Pushpa Narsee Park, also known as Jamnabai Nursery, when the firing took place. Two people identifying themselves as Anil Pandit and Harman Sandhu, and claiming links to the Lawrence Bishnoi gang, later took responsibility for the attack in a voice note posted on social media. Download the TOI App.

In an apparent gangland attack targeting a film personality, unidentified motorcycle-borne assailants fired seven rounds at a car carrying Shroff and his driver, Firdaus, near Pushpa Narsee Park in Juhu around 7 pm on Sunday. In a press release, the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) said Charan arrived at Cooper Hospital’s casualty department at 7.10 pm with a history of a gunshot wound sustained around 6.30 pm in Vile Parle West while covering a football match featuring Shroff. The release said he had an entry wound about 2 cm below the left nipple.

Dean of BMC-run Cooper Hospital in Juhu, Charan sustained bullet injuries on the right side of his chest, according to Dr Chhaya Shinde. “He is stable at the moment but will need immediate surgery,” a doctor said. A senior doctor at Nanavati Hospital, where Shroff and Firdaus were taken, said initial scans showed a foreign body lodged in Firdaus’s left hand following the bullet injury.

MUMBAI: A video of an injured fan being rushed to hospital in an autorickshaw after gunshots rang out at actor Tiger Shroff’s car in Mumbai’s Juhu has surfaced on social media. The footage shows bystanders helping the wounded man into the vehicle as he appears to writhe in pain, capturing the aftermath of a shooting that left three people injured. He was likely to undergo surgery.

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