Mumbai Police has issued a security advisory to prominent Bollywood actors, urging them to limit public outings, avoid crowded places and large gatherings, and avoid interacting with fans in crowded places, as a precautionary measure. The advisory was reported by ABP Live on 10 November 2026.

A senior police official said actors had been advised to stay away from crowded venues and large gatherings. The advisory is precautionary, and follows the firing incident involving actor Tiger Shroff.

The advisory comes after an investigation that revealed the accused had surveyed the homes of several leading actors before the attack, raising concern about the safety of film personalities in the city.

The firing incident

The advisory follows the firing incident involving Tiger Shroff on 18 October in Mumbai's Juhu neighbourhood, where three motorcycle-borne men allegedly targeted his car. Two reportedly opened fire while the third waited.

Tiger was unharmed. The accused fled after one gun jammed and were arrested within 24 hours, according to the report.

A total of 13 people have been arrested in connection with the case so far, ABP Live reported.

Recce of star homes

Investigation revelations show the accused had allegedly conducted reconnaissance of several celebrities' residences, including Amitabh Bachchan, Salman Khan, Aamir Khan and Akshay Kumar, before the attack.

They were reportedly taken to the homes by different auto-rickshaw drivers, according to the report. The scale of the reconnaissance is one reason the police have now issued a wider advisory to actors.

Several Bollywood actors have reportedly received threats allegedly linked to the Lawrence Bishnoi gang. A social media post purportedly shared by the gang claimed responsibility for the attack, ABP Live reported. Police are investigating whether the attack was linked to a criminal gang associated with past attacks on Bollywood personalities.

Security stepped up

Security outside Akshay Kumar's residence was beefed up with a bulletproof panel. Amitabh Bachchan was seen greeting fans from behind a bulletproof enclosure, and Salman Khan has Y+ security, according to the report.

The advisory asks actors to be cautious in public, but it is not a restriction on their movement. It is a precaution while the investigation continues and while police assess the threat to film personalities.

The case has drawn attention to the security of Bollywood stars, who are among the most visible public figures in Mumbai and often appear before large crowds of fans.