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Vidyut Jammwal calls Tiger 'Nidar' and slams his fans being spectators: 'Kisi ko toh pakad na chahiye tha'

Times of India - Entertainment ·
Vidyut Jammwal calls Tiger 'Nidar' and slams his fans being spectators: 'Kisi ko toh pakad na chahiye tha'

In light of a shooting incident in Mumbai, Vidyut Jammwal publicly supported Tiger Shroff.

Although Tiger escaped unharmed, his driver and another bystander were injured.

The incident has raised alarms among celebrities about the security of public figures.

Jammwal called for enhanced protection from Mumbai Police and reflected on their mutual admiration for the Bajrang Baan, reminding the public of the underlying threat facing the entertainment community.

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