Gunshots fired outside Rohit Shetty’s Juhu home 
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Gunshots fired outside Rohit Shetty’s Juhu home, Mumbai police probe underway

Four rounds fired near filmmaker’s residence late Saturday night; no injuries reported, security tightened

DEBOLINA ROY

Outside the home of Bollywood filmmaker Rohit Shetty in Juhu, four shots were discharged late Saturday night. An extensive police and forensic investigation is underway. But no one was injured according to a police source.

Four gunshots outside director’s residence trigger major security response

Officials reported that unidentified assailants opened fire near the filmmaker’s building. Witnesses told media that there were multiple shots fired by these unknown shooters but before security services could arrive and secure the area. Shortly thereafter, police units from the jurisdiction where the shooting occurred began arriving, as did investigators from the crime branch and forensic units.

Out of precaution, they cordoned off the area around the building. There were many different police officers present in and around the neighbourhood. Police patrols have been stepped up throughout the neighbourhood to ensure that a similar incident does not take place again.

Shortly after the gunfire occurred, senior police officers and crime branch officers arrived there. The forensics team had an extensive presence at the scene to conduct an investigation. Barricades were placed at the area of the shooting, and police cars were also present throughout the area of the shooting.

The event has been corroborated by Commissioner Deven Bharti, and an investigation is currently in progress. According to the commissioner, “Someone fired on the building. Zonal police and the crime branch are investigating.”

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