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Tiger Shroff to Resume 'Lag Ja Gale' Shooting Post Diwali After Security Review

Hamro Patro News •
October 29, 2026 • 11:38 AM
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Mumbai. Actor Tiger Shroff is in the center of discussion after the incident of attack on him. Meanwhile, a new update has come regarding his work. He is now preparing to return to the shooting of ...

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Mumbai. Actor Tiger Shroff is in the center of discussion after the incident of attack on him. Meanwhile, a new update has come regarding his work. He is now preparing to return to the shooting of his upcoming film ‘Lag Ja Gale’ after Diwali.

After the firing incident in Juhu, Mumbai, his team has made strict security arrangements. According to ‘India Today’ report, Tiger Shroff's security team and production team have jointly made a special plan. Information about his movement will be given only to a few limited people. Along with this, the production team is taking high precautions to ensure his full security on the set.

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