Tiger Shroff’s Team Denies Statements on Shooting Incident, Calls Out Fake Videos

Word got around that Tiger Shroff had spoken out about the recent shooting incident involving his BMW, but his camp was quick to set the record straight. In a brief note posted on social media, Team Tiger emphatically said the actor has not released any comment or video on the matter.

Apparently, a slew of short clips—some looking eerily like AI‑generated footage—have been popping up across Instagram, Twitter and even some YouTube channels. The team labeled these clips as "fabricated" and "unauthorised," urging everyone to treat them with a healthy dose of scepticism.

"We’re seeing a wave of fake content that tries to pass off as Tiger’s own words," the statement read. "These posts are meant to mislead, and we will not stand for it." It went on to advise media houses, digital platforms and everyday users to double‑check any claim before hitting ‘share’ or ‘publish.’

Beyond a simple disclaimer, the team warned that they are keeping a close eye on the sources of these hoaxes. Anyone found creating, promoting, or spreading such misinformation could face legal action, the note added.

For fans and the general public, the message is clear: stick to verified statements that come directly from Tiger Shroff’s official channels. Anything else? Probably not worth your time—or your inbox.

While the legal route remains a possibility, the team hopes the warning alone will curb the spread of false videos. After all, in today’s fast‑paced digital world, a single misleading clip can travel farther than a headline in a newspaper.