Tiger Shroff’s team warns of legal action over fake content

Team Tiger said Tiger Shroff had made no authorised statements or videos about the October 18 shooting in Mumbai and warned that people creating or circulating fabricated material attributed to him could face legal action. In a statement shared on social media, the actor’s team said it had no association with stories, scripted narratives or AI-generated videos circulating online in his name. It urged social media pages and digital platforms to verify information before publishing or sharing it, and asked the public to rely on communications from Shroff and his official team. The warning was an announcement of possible legal action, not confirmation that proceedings had begun. The statement followed a shooting in Juhu on October 18. Police and news reports say attackers fired at Shroff’s car as he was leaving a football ground. Shroff was unharmed, while his driver and a bystander were injured. The reports say three or four rounds were fired. Three suspects were arrested in Kota, Rajasthan, and transferred to Mumbai, according to reports. One account said a court granted them 48-hour transit remand before the transfer. The investigation remained ongoing as of October 21. A...