Vidyut Jammwal asks Tiger to play Bajrang Baan, questions Mumbai Police over attack
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‘What is this?’: Vidyut Jammwal calls out fans who stood by during attack on Tiger Shroff
After gunshots were fired at Tiger Shroff in Mumbai, Vidyut Jammwal questioned fans for not stepping in. He also praised Tiger's bravery and urged Mumbai police to act swiftly.
Vidyut Jammwal calls Tiger Shroff 'Nidar' and slams his fans being spectators, saying, 'Kisi ko toh pakad na chahiye tha'; tells Mumbai Police, 'Agar is tarah ki galti ho bhi jaaye na, fir aap hi gunhegaar hai'
In light of a shooting incident in Mumbai, Vidyut Jammwal publicly supported Tiger Shroff. Although Tiger escaped unharmed, his driver and another bystander were injured. The incident has raised alarms among celebrities about the security of public figures. Jammwal called for enhanced protection from Mumbai Police and reflected on their mutual admiration for the Bajrang Baan, reminding the public of the underlying threat facing the entertainment…
Vidyut Jammwal asks Tiger to play Bajrang Baan, questions Mumbai Police over attack
Actor Vidyut Jammwal called Tiger Shroff the most fearless person he knows after the firing incident in Mumbai. He also questioned the fans’ response and urged the Mumbai Police to prevent such incidents.
Vidyut Jammwal reacted to the shooting incident involving Tiger Shroff, calling him the bravest man he's ever met. Vidyut questioned why Tiger Shroff's fans didn't try to apprehend the attackers.
Tiger Shroff was not shot in the deadly attack. However, two people were injured. Following the attack on Tiger, actor Vidyut Jammwal released a video questioning his fans.
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