Tiger Shroff’s Car Ambushed in Mumbai: FIR Lists Attacker Descriptions and Police Leads

Mumbai law enforcement has opened a criminal case against three persons in the alleged ambush of Tiger Shroff’s vehicle on 19 October. The FIR, filed by Shroff’s caretaker‑driver Firdous Ibrahim Baloch, captures the chronology of the incident, the nature of injuries, and the physical attributes of the gunmen.

Around 7 p.m., after a football session at the Jamunabai Nursery International School ground, Shroff and Baloch drove back toward Santacruz. As they turned left after leaving the school gate, two shooters opened fire from the vehicle’s front and left flank. The assault left Baloch with a bullet wound near his left wrist and a broken right index finger. Tiger Shroff suffered non‑life‑threatening bruises on his chest and right hand, while a third by‑stander was wounded in the chest.

The FIR records that the first gunman was a slender young man about 5½‑6 ft tall, dressed in a white full‑sleeve shirt, black trousers and white shoes. The second wore a black cap bearing a white logo, a light‑blue full‑sleeve shirt, black trousers and white shoes. A third individual, described as wearing a chocolate‑coloured shirt with a white band across the chest, khaki trousers and black‑white shoes, was on a motorcycle and allegedly provided support to the shooters.

Investigators are examining a pre‑attack “reiki” – a 45‑minute waiting period near Pushpa Park – as a possible tactical preparation. The suspects allegedly fled on a bike to Andheri West railway station, leaving the motorcycle near a police beat where camera coverage is scarce. Police are now tracing the bike’s registration and seeking witnesses who may have seen the escape.