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Mumbai Police Caution Bollywood Stars on Selfie Safety After Tiger Shroff Shooting
✍️ Amar Ujala · Maharashtra
🗓 04 Nov 2026, 06:00 PM
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After a firing incident linked to actor Tiger Shroff, Mumbai police warned Bollywood celebrities to refrain from risky selfie behaviour and follow safety guidelines.
Mumbai police have issued a formal advisory to film industry personalities following a recent incident in which a firearm discharged during a shoot involving actor Tiger Shroff. The department emphasized that careless selfie attempts near weapons pose a serious threat to public safety.
According to the police statement, celebrities and their teams are urged to seek professional supervision when handling firearms on sets and to avoid spontaneous photo‑ops that could trigger accidental discharge. Officers highlighted that the recent episode underscored the need for strict adherence to safety protocols.
The warning also advises actors to coordinate with local law enforcement before any on‑location shooting that involves weapons, ensuring that trained personnel are present. Police officials said they will monitor compliance and take action against violations that endanger lives.
While no injuries were reported in the Tiger Shroff case, the incident prompted the city’s police commissioner to reiterate that safety cannot be compromised for social media content. The advisory is expected to be circulated among production houses and talent agencies across Maharashtra.
According to the police statement, celebrities and their teams are urged to seek professional supervision when handling firearms on sets and to avoid spontaneous photo‑ops that could trigger accidental discharge. Officers highlighted that the recent episode underscored the need for strict adherence to safety protocols.
The warning also advises actors to coordinate with local law enforcement before any on‑location shooting that involves weapons, ensuring that trained personnel are present. Police officials said they will monitor compliance and take action against violations that endanger lives.
While no injuries were reported in the Tiger Shroff case, the incident prompted the city’s police commissioner to reiterate that safety cannot be compromised for social media content. The advisory is expected to be circulated among production houses and talent agencies across Maharashtra.