Actor Tiger Shroff’s team has shared a glimpse of the gunpowder burn marks on his hand following the firing incident outside a football stadium on October 18. The video, posted on Instagram with the caption “God is Kind”, shows small, red, dot-like marks across the actor’s arm.The post appears to respond to trolls questioning the authenticity of the attack after pictures of Tiger with seemingly unmarked skin surfaced online just two days after photos of him with heavily bandaged injuries went viral.Earlier, Tiger’s team issued a statement after the incident and clarified reports circulating online about misinformation, scripted narratives, and AI-generated content spreading across digital platforms.In the statement, Team Tiger expressed concern over unauthorised content, saying, "We would like to categorically clarify that Tiger Shroff has made no statements, released no videos, and authorised no communication regarding the recent incident or any related developments.
It has come to our attention that several social media pages and digital platforms are circulating fabricated stories, AI-generated videos and scripted narratives, falsely attributed to Tiger. These are completely false, unauthorised and intended to mislead the public (sic)." The team warned that those creating or circulating misleading content could face legal consequences.
It said it was taking cognisance of such instances and reserved the right to pursue legal remedies, urging the public to rely only on verified updates from official channels.The incident took place on October 18 when unidentified men riding a motorcycle opened fire at Shroff’s car. The actor escaped unhurt, while his driver and a fan sustained injuries.
Three shooters, two from Haryana and one from Bihar, were arrested by Kota Police in Rajasthan in connection with the incident. They were subsequently handed over to Mumbai Police for further investigation.
Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde subsequently met the actor at his residence and assured a thorough review of security protocols for high-profile film personalities.Meanwhile, gangster Anil Pandit, who allegedly operates from the United States, has emerged as a key suspect in the case. Police are probing his alleged links to more than a dozen extortion cases and targeted attacks in Delhi and Haryana.- Ends