Tiger Shroff's Team Denies Fake AI Videos Post-Firing

Tiger Shroff's team has issued a strong statement addressing the spread of fake news and unauthorized content following a firing incident. The team emphasized that the actor has made no official statements or released any videos concerning the event.

Multiple social media pages and digital platforms are reportedly circulating fabricated stories and AI-generated videos, falsely attributed to Tiger Shroff. His team has stated that such content is unauthorized, misleading, and they do not endorse it in any way.

The statement also urged media organizations and social media platforms to verify information before publishing or amplifying it. Those found creating or circulating fabricated content will face legal consequences, as the team is taking cognisance of the matter.

This clarification comes as the investigation into the October 18 firing incident, where unidentified individuals opened fire at Shroff's car, is ongoing. The actor was unharmed, but others sustained injuries. Initial social media claims about gang involvement have not been independently verified by police.