Disha visits Tiger after firing incident; Eknath Shinde condemns attack

‘Today it is Tiger Shroff. Who is next?’ AICWA questions Mumbai’s law and order

The All Indian Cine Workers Association (AICWA) has questioned Mumbai’s law and order following the firing incident involving Tiger Shroff in Juhu. Citing previous attacks involving Salman Khan, Rohit Shetty and others, the association alleged that Bollywood personalities remain vulnerable and demanded strict action against those responsible, stronger security for film celebrities and accountability from authorities.

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Dua Lipa takes on Samsung in a $15 million image rights lawsuit

Dua Lipa is opposing Samsung’s bid to dismiss her $15 million lawsuit over the alleged unauthorised use of her photograph on television packaging. According to Law Commentary, the singer’s lawyers argue that the image could have falsely suggested she endorsed Samsung’s products. The company disputes the claim, and the court has yet to rule on its dismissal request.

Bishnoi gang demands apology from Salman after attack on Tiger

In a shocking turn of events, the Lawrence Bishnoi group has taken responsibility for shooting at Tiger Shroff’s vehicle in Mumbai’s Juhu area, having already warned the actor before this assault. Fortunately, while Shroff was unharmed, his driver suffered injuries. Following this alarming incident and related gunfire near Salman Khan's home, Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis has ordered urgent inquiries to bolster security measures.

Father Jackie Shroff’s team says, 'Tiger Shroff is okay'

In a shocking incident in Mumbai's Juhu area, Tiger Shroff's vehicle was fired upon with three bullets. Thankfully, his father, Jackie Shroff, confirmed that Tiger emerged unscathed. However, the attack resulted in injuries to the driver and a bystander, both requiring hospitalization. Authorities swiftly launched an investigation, forming special police teams to track down the assailants, who reportedly claimed the attack was a warning against certain actors.

P Sheshadri serves up another political satire with ‘Panchayati’

P Sheshadri’s latest film, ‘Panchayati’, scheduled for release by the end of 2026, explores the complex political realities of rural India

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