Tiger Shroff’s spokesperson denies reported police statement

Tiger Shroff’s spokesperson has denied reports that the actor told Mumbai Police he was shocked by the October 18 shooting in Juhu and had no enmity with anyone, calling the attributed remarks untrue. The reported statement, which has circulated through accounts citing the same source-based report, remains disputed. The spokesperson said Shroff had made no such statement and that no such exchange with police had taken place. In an earlier communication, his team also said he had not issued statements, released videos or authorized communications about the shooting or related developments. The team warned that fabricated stories and AI-generated videos were being attributed to him, and said it might take legal action against people or pages found creating or circulating fabricated content. The contrary account said Shroff spoke to Crime Branch personnel and expressed shock, asking why anyone would carry out a life-threatening attack and saying he had no enmity with anyone. That account was attributed to unnamed sources, and the reports repeating it do not provide independent confirmation. The spokesperson’s denial directly contests whether Shroff made the remarks. The accounts...