Tiger Shroff recovering after firing, bandages removed:Reports claim shooters may have been targeting a bigger celebrity

Actor Tiger Shroff is recovering after the shooting incident in Mumbai’s Juhu area. In the latest pictures, he appears to be doing better, with his bandages no longer visible. On Tuesday, BJP leader and advocate Ashish Shelar visited Tiger at his residence and enquired about his health. Earlier, when former Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde met the actor after the attack, bandages were visible on his chest, shoulder and right hand. Meanwhile, the accused have reportedly claimed that Tiger was not their intended target. According to the investigation, they had come to Mumbai with plans to kill another high-profile personality. Claim: Tiger Shroff was not the real target NDTV, citing sources familiar with the case, has claimed that Tiger Shroff was not the shooters’ actual target. On Sunday evening, Bihar native Hrithik alias Roshan, 22, and Haryana residents Rehan, 18, and Phool Singh, 18, fired a barrage of bullets at Tiger’s car as he returned after playing a football match in Juhu. During police questioning on Tuesday, the accused revealed that they had come to Mumbai intending to kill another high-profile figure. However, they could not reach the person because of tight security, so they assessed Tiger’s security through reels posted by his fans and made him their target. The attackers tracked his location through his Instagram accounts and fired seven rounds at Tiger to spread fear in Bollywood. After the gun jammed, they managed to flee the scene by driving away in an injured condition, along with their driver. Bandages were visible in the initial photos; improvement seen now Photos that emerged after the attack on 18 October clearly showed injury marks and bandages on his body. His right arm was bandaged from the elbow to the hand, while his chest had been dressed. However, in the latest photos from his meeting with Ashish Shelar, Tiger appears normal and without any bandages. Car came under fire in Juhu on 18 October On the evening of 18 October, three unidentified bike-borne attackers opened fire at Tiger’s car in the Pushpa Park area of Juhu as he was returning home after playing football. Tiger escaped unhurt in the sudden attack, but his driver was injured. Immediately after the incident, Tiger himself drove the car and took his driver to a nearby hospital for treatment, where he is currently undergoing treatment. All three shooters arrested in Kota Mumbai Police held a press conference on Monday regarding the attack on Tiger Shroff. The Mumbai Police DCP said that the manner in which the shots were fired showed that the accused had come with a plan to murder. The attackers who opened fire at Tiger’s car were arrested from Rajasthan’s Kota railway station within 15 hours. Tiger was attacked at 7 p.m. on Sunday. The accused were preparing to flee to Nepal via Jaipur and Delhi. After receiving information from the Mumbai Police, the Kota Police arrested them at the railway station at 10:30 a.m. According to Kota SP Tejaswini Gautam, the three were travelling to Jaipur on the Pune-Jaipur Express. They were detained in the general coach. No weapons were recovered from them. ​