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Tiger Shroff Firing Incident: Latest News & Police Probe.

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Tiger Shroff Firing Incident: What Happened in Mumbai? Police Investigation and Bollywood Reaction Last updated: October 19, 2026 The reported firing incident involving Bollywood actor Tiger Shroff in Mumbai's Juhu area has raised serious concerns about the safety of film personalities. Police are investigating after unidentified attackers reportedly opened fire at a vehicle associated with the actor on Sunday, October 18. Initial reports said Tiger escaped a gunshot injury, while his driver and another person were reported injured. Subsequent coverage also described minor injuries to the actor from gunpowder or glass. The precise circumstances and extent of those injuries should be understood in light of the latest official updates. The incident has drawn reactions from political leaders and film-industry organisations. Meanwhile, claims circulating on social media about the attackers' alleged gang connections remain a separate issue from what investigators have of...
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Batwara 1947 vs Awarapan 2: Which Movie Should You Watch ? By:- RAJANI KANT

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Batwara 1947 vs Awarapan 2: Two Movies, Two Completely Different Reasons to Watch Sunny Deol's Partition drama or Emraan Hashmi's nostalgic comeback? I've watched the battle, looked at the numbers, and here's where I stand. Okay, let's talk. It's Independence Day weekend, you've finally got a holiday, and you're thinking about going to the cinema. Then you see two names staring back at you: Batwara 1947. Awarapan 2. And suddenly you're wondering — “Bhai, which one should I actually spend my money on?” Fair question. Because these two films are doing completely different things. Batwara 1947 takes us back to Partition and tries to explore the human cost of independence. Awarapan 2 brings Emraan Hashmi back as Shivam Pandit after almost 20 years. One wants you to think. The other wants to make you feel nostalgic. And, let's be honest, both are tempting for completely different reasons. So forget the boring “both films have their strengths” answer...
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