The investigation into the recent shooting involving Tiger Shroff’s car has taken a complex turn, with authorities uncovering a sophisticated arms-smuggling ring. According to police sources, the weapons were procured via a “dead letter box” method in Amritsar, where items were stashed at a secret location for collection without the parties ever meeting. Two suspects, Kunal and Sumit, were allegedly directed by a handler named Anil Pandit through encrypted messaging apps to retrieve these firearms. This operation involved a network of associates, including two women who were reportedly hired to transport the weapons to Mumbai for a fee.

As the Mumbai Crime Branch digs deeper, it appears the initial plan may have involved targeting a different Bollywood celebrity whose high-level security forced the perpetrators to pivot toward Shroff. Three suspects linked to the case were recently brought to Mumbai from Rajasthan for intensive questioning at the Anti-Extortion Cell. Amid the ongoing probe, Tiger Shroff’s management team has issued a stern warning, urging the public and media to disregard AI-generated videos and unverified claims circulating online, emphasizing that the actor has not released any official statements regarding the attack.