Vidyut Jammwal reveals how Tiger Shroff is coping after the Juhu firing incident: ‘He is stressed, and he has every reason to be’ | Hindi Movie News
Vidyut Jammwal was among the first to post a video in support of Tiger Shroff after shots were fired at him near a football ground in Juhu, Mumbai. In the video, he questioned why bystanders only filmed the incident and did not try to stop the shooters.
How is Tiger Shroff doing now?
Speaking on Ranveer Allahbadia’s podcast, Vidyut Jammwal has now shared what he discussed with Tiger Shroff and what made him speak out. During the conversation, Vidyut revealed that he advised Tiger not to hold himself back or stop playing football after the incident. Asked about Tiger’s state of mind, he said, “He is happy, stressed for sure. I was also telling him that not many people have had the experience of someone shooting at their faces. This happens in the army. So, it cannot be a normal experience. Nobody can fathom that experience; nobody can say that this is how you should be. He is stressed, and he has every reason to be. I told Tiger that he has to be stressed because there has been an attempt to murder him, so it cannot be a normal experience. So, he is good and trying his best to get out of this.”
Vidyut Jammwal says, ‘This is the problem with our country’
Vidyut Jammwal said he was upset that nobody came forward to help Tiger Shroff, even though many people recorded the scene. He said, “We were chatting, and when he told me that whole experience that he experienced – isolating himself from everybody around. It ticked me off. My first thought was, this is the problem with our country. That nobody does anything. Now, you will have a reason that he had a gun…my thought was somebody should run. Where will our heroes come out from? I told Tiger that his driver should have crushed him; some rickshaw guy should have come out. I was not expecting everyone to run away. One hero. My question was, why did nobody run? There were 100 cameras. Everybody had a video, but there was no attempt to do anything. That ticked me off, and that was the reason I posted the video.”
What happened in the Tiger Shroff firing case
On October 18, unidentified gunmen fired at Tiger Shroff’s car in Mumbai’s Juhu area as he was leaving after a football game. Reports say three men came on a motorcycle, fired several rounds at the vehicle and fled. Tiger was not hit by any bullet. His driver and a bystander were injured and taken to hospital. The police have so far arrested 13 people in connection with the case.
