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Jackie Shroff Works Despite Son's Attack
20 Oct
Summary
- Jackie Shroff resumed shooting for 'Nanavati vs Nanavati' after his son's attack.
- The actor completed a 12-hour shift on October 19, a day after the incident.
- Production adjusted his working hours but continued filming.
Veteran actor Jackie Shroff has resumed his professional duties on the web series 'Nanavati vs Nanavati' despite security concerns arising from an incident involving his son, Tiger Shroff. The actor reported for a 12-hour shift on Monday, October 19, in Powai, just one day after the firing incident targeting Tiger's vehicle.
Production has reportedly made adjustments to Jackie Shroff's schedule, allowing him to start early and finish by 5 pm. This decision underscores a commitment to maintaining work momentum, with Shroff emphasizing that work should not cease for himself or his son.
The decision to continue filming aims to avoid financial repercussions and schedule disruptions for the approximately 300 individuals involved in the project. Halting the shoot was considered detrimental to the overall production timeline and the livelihoods of those on set.
The incident involving Tiger Shroff occurred on Sunday evening after he attended a football game, where assailants opened fire on his vehicle. While Tiger sustained minor abrasions, his driver and a bystander were also injured, raising immediate safety concerns.
Despite the unsettling events, Jackie Shroff's return to work signals the production's intent to proceed with the filming schedule. Adjustments have been made to his working hours, but the shoot itself is not planned to be cancelled.
Tiger Shroff has multiple upcoming projects, including 'Lag Jaa Gale' and 'Rambo'. Jackie Shroff's recent appearances include 'The Great Grand Superhero' and a cameo in 'Jailer 2'. 'Nanavati vs Nanavati' features an ensemble cast including Anupriya Goenka and Ram Kapoor.