Tiger Shroff Resumes Lag Jaa Gale Shoot Two Days After Mumbai Firing Incident

Action star Tiger Shroff reportedly returned to set on Tuesday, October 20, just two days after a terrifying firing incident outside a Mumbai ground left the actor with minor injuries and his driver wounded by a bullet. The attack occurred on Sunday, October 18. While law enforcement continues its investigation, significant progress has been made with the arrest of three suspects, including two gunmen and their motorcyclist getaway driver.
According to a report by Times Now, Tiger wasted no time getting back to work, resuming filming for Dharma Productions’ upcoming feature Lag Jaa Gale. Directed by Raj Mehta (Good Newwz, JugJugg Jeeyo, Selfiee), the romantic action thriller also stars Janhvi Kapoor and Lakshya in leading roles. On-set photos that leaked online a few months ago had already generated considerable excitement for the multi-starrer project.
Lag Jaa Gale Pushed to May 2027 Release
Although Lag Jaa Gale was initially slated to hit theaters in 2026, minor production delays have prompted a shift in the release strategy. The Dharma Productions project is now scheduled for a theatrical release on May 14, 2027.
Upcoming Lineup & Vidyut Jammwal’s Message
Tiger Shroff’s upcoming slate remains stacked with high-octane projects:
Remo D’Souza Project: He is set to star in an upcoming feature directed by Remo D’Souza and produced by Vicky Jain. The ensemble cast includes Nushrratt Bharuccha, Elvish Yadav, Abhishek Banerjee, and Pashmina Roshan.Unannounced Actioner: Industry buzz also links Tiger to an unannounced action film alongside Vidyut Jammwal.
After the news of the incident involving Tiger, Vidyut Jammwal posted a video calling out public bystander apathy during street harassment and violence. Captioning his post, Vidyut wrote:
“We know there’s a lot happening in our country… But when we see someone being harassed or assaulted on the street, why do we stand by and watch? Why can’t one of us step forward, not just as witnesses, but as human beings? We need fewer spectators and more heroes.”
The message drew widespread praise across social media, even as fans express relief over Tiger Shroff’s swift recovery and return to the set.



