Ayesha Shroff confirms son Tiger Shroff is doing well after shooting attack on him

Three days after shooting attack on son, Tiger Shroff's mother, Ayesha Shroff stepped out for an event with daughter Krishna Shroff.

On October 18, three gunmen opened fire at Tiger Shroff’s car as he was returning after playing football. While the actor escaped without any gunshot wounds, his driver and a bystander were taken to hospital. Three days after the shooting, Tiger’s mother, Ayesha Shroff, and sister, Krishna Shroff, were spotted attending an event in Mumbai. Ayesha also gave a brief update on her son’s health.

Ayesha Shroff shares Tiger Shroff's health update

Ayesha Shroff gives health update about son Tiger Shroff.

Ayesha and Krishna attended the launch of a men’s jewellery collection in Mumbai on Wednesday. The mother-daughter duo posed for photographs together. As they were leaving the event, a paparazzo asked Ayesha, “Tiger ji kaise hain? (How is Tiger doing?)”, seeking an update on the actor’s health following Sunday’s shooting incident. Ayesha smiled at the paparazzo and gave a thumbs up, indicating that her son was doing well.

“She enquired about Chouhan’s health and was comforting. She also shared her phone number with his friends and asked to be informed about his surgery,” said fellow vlogger Kisan Rajbhar, who had rushed his injured friend to hospital.

About the shooting incident involving Tiger Shroff

Tiger was leaving after playing football with friends in Juhu when three men on motorcycles allegedly opened fire at his car. While the actor escaped with minor abrasions, his driver sustained a gunshot wound. Tiger reportedly took over the driving after his driver was injured and took him to hospital.

Later, the actor was seen wearing bandages on his right hand and chest when he met Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde. The police formed an investigation team, and seven people have so far been arrested in connection with the case. Those arrested include three alleged shooters and four people suspected of being part of a wider network that helped transport firearms and ammunition to Mumbai.

On October 20, Tiger’s team issued a warning against the spread of fake news and AI-generated content falsely linked to the actor. In a statement, the team clarified that Tiger had not made any public comments or released videos about the recent incident. It also warned that those responsible for spreading misleading content could face legal action.

The statement came amid concerns about social media pages and digital platforms using fabricated material to create confusion and circulate unverified claims. Team Tiger urged people to rely on official sources rather than believe or share content without checking its authenticity.