Tiger Shroff stays home after firing near Juhu football ground; shoot may resume in November

Bollywood actor Tiger Shroff may return to work next month. Shooting of his film "Lag Ja Gale" is expected to resume after the Diwali break. A firing incident took place near a football ground in Mumbai on October 18, and Shroff has been staying at home with his family since then.

Reports a few days ago had said Shroff returned to the sets within two days of the incident. The latest information, however, is that he has not resumed shooting so far. He is expected to return to work in November.

Preparations are reportedly under way to strengthen security before shooting restarts. According to sources close to Shroff, his security staff and the film's production team have discussed what further precautions should be taken for his return.

The new arrangements may include tight control over information about Shroff's movements. His shooting locations and schedule are said to be kept confidential, with the details limited to a few trusted people.

"Lag Ja Gale" is a Karan Johar production. Janhvi Kapoor will also appear in it alongside Shroff. The shooting schedule is expected to restart once Shroff is ready to return to work after the festival break.

The incident took place on October 18 near a football ground in Juhu, where Shroff was playing football at the time. According to reports, three men on a motorcycle fired shots in the area.

Shroff escaped the incident unhurt. According to reports, his driver and another person were injured. After the incident, concern was expressed over the actor's safety and discussions began on additional security arrangements.

For now, Shroff is resting at home with his family and is expected to return to the film's sets next month. The security changes being reported are aimed at keeping information about his work schedule and movements out of the reach of outsiders.