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Tiger Shroff's Mother Breaks Silence on Firing Incident Near His Residence
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Ayesha Shroff, Tiger Shroff's mother, has spoken out about the firing incident near her son's Mumbai residence, where Tiger narrowly escaped being hit by a bullet. The incident occurred on Sunday evening, leaving his driver and an autorickshaw driver injured. Ayesha expressed gratitude, saying "God is great," while her son Tiger was seen with bandages after meeting with Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde.

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Published Monday, October 19, 2026

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