Tiger Shroff’s Spokesperson Denies Reports of Statement to Mumbai Police

Tiger Shroff’s spokesperson has denied reports claiming that the actor made a statement to Mumbai Police expressing shock after the firing incident involving his vehicle in Mumbai. The clarification comes amid concerns over false and unauthorised information circulating online following the October 18 incident.

The spokesperson rejected the claim when contacted by the media, saying that Tiger had not made the statement attributed to him. The denial is significant because the actor’s team had already issued a public warning against fabricated stories, AI-generated videos and unauthorised communications linked to the case.

What Did Tiger Shroff’s Spokesperson Say?

A report had attributed a statement to Tiger in which he allegedly expressed shock and questioned why anyone would carry out a life-threatening attack against him. His spokesperson subsequently denied that the actor had made any such statement to the police.

The clarification means the purported quotation should not be treated as Tiger’s verified words. Unless the statement is independently authenticated through an official record or a direct confirmation from the actor’s authorised representatives, it should not be circulated as an established fact.

Tiger Shroff’s Team Had Already Warned Against Fake Content

Following the firing incident, Team Tiger issued a statement clarifying that the actor had not made public statements, released videos or authorised communications about the incident or related developments.

The team also raised concerns about fabricated stories, AI-generated videos and scripted narratives falsely attributed to the actor. It urged media organisations and social media users to verify information before publishing or sharing it and warned that appropriate legal action could be pursued against those responsible for circulating fabricated content.

The latest denial reinforces the team’s earlier request that the public rely on verified communications rather than unconfirmed material.

What Happened in the Mumbai Firing Incident?

The incident took place on October 18, 2026, in Mumbai’s Juhu area, when unidentified assailants allegedly opened fire at Tiger’s vehicle as he was leaving a football ground. The actor escaped without reported gunshot injuries, while his driver and another person were injured.

Mumbai Police subsequently launched an investigation, and arrests have been reported in connection with the case. The investigation and the claims circulating around it remain separate matters: details attributed to the actor should not be accepted as authentic simply because they appear alongside genuine reporting about the incident.

The Celebrity Hour Take

When a high-profile incident attracts public attention, unverified quotations can spread rapidly and become difficult to distinguish from confirmed information. This case highlights why precise attribution matters, particularly when a statement is presented as something an actor told the police.

The responsible approach is to report the spokesperson’s denial clearly, avoid repeating the disputed quotation as fact, and wait for reliable confirmation before attributing further comments to Tiger Shroff.

Sources & Verification

This article is based on published coverage of the spokesperson’s denial and the earlier statement issued by Team Tiger. The disputed quotation has not been presented as an authenticated statement by the actor.