Jackie Shroff resumes working on Meenakshi Sheshadri starrer ‘Nanavati vs Nanavati’ sets a day after firing incident involving son Tiger Shroff, works 12-hour shift amid security concerns – Report

Jackie Shroff has continued with his professional commitments despite the security concerns following the firing incident involving his son, Tiger Shroff, in Mumbai. According to a recent report, the veteran actor reported to the sets of ‘Nanavati vs Nanavati’, which also stars his ‘Hero’ co-star Meenakshi Seshadri in Powai on Monday, October 19, a day after the attack, and completed a 12-hour shift. The production has reportedly adjusted his working hours while continuing with its schedule.
Jackie Shroff resumes shooting for ‘Nanavati vs Nanavati’ after Tiger Shroff’s attack
Speculation had emerged that the ongoing shoot of Jackie Shroff’s ‘Nanavati vs Nanavati’ might be called off following the firing incident involving Tiger Shroff on Sunday evening. However, according to Mid-Day, the veteran actor reported to the film’s Powai set as scheduled on October 19 and worked a 12-hour shift.A source close to the production told the publication that Jackie remained committed to the shoot, although the timings had been adjusted in view of the situation.“Jackie reported to set as scheduled and worked a 12-hour shift. The timings have been altered to accommodate the situation, so he started early and left by 5 pm. He has made it clear that work should not come to a standstill, either for him or Tiger,” the report stated.The production is reportedly keen to continue filming while taking the circumstances into account. According to the source, halting the shoot could have financial implications and disrupt the schedules of hundreds of people associated with the project.“Calling off a shoot has monetary repercussions which will affect the schedules of over 300 people on set. There are no changes to the schedule as of now, but the intention is to not shut down the ongoing schedule,” the report added.
Tiger Shroff’s firing incident raises security concerns
The development comes after a firing incident involving Tiger Shroff in Mumbai on Sunday evening. According to the supplied report, three assailants opened fire at the actor’s vehicle after he attended a football game.Tiger reportedly sustained minor abrasions, while his driver and a fan or bystander also suffered injuries. The incident prompted concerns about the actor’s safety and led to speculation about whether filming commitments involving members of the Shroff family would be affected.Despite the situation, Jackie’s decision to report to work suggests that the production intends to maintain its schedule for now. The report indicated that adjustments had been made to the actor’s working hours, but no cancellation of the ongoing shoot had been planned at the time of the report.
What’s next for Tiger Shroff and Jackie Shroff?
Tiger Shroff has several projects in the pipeline, including Raj Mehta’s ‘Lag Jaa Gale’ with Janhvi Kapoor and Lakshya, Remo D’Souza’s ‘Rambo’, an action film with Vidyut Jammwal and Ram Madhvani’s ‘Vajra’.The upcoming webseries, ‘Nanavati vs Nanavati’ features an ensemble cast that includes Jackie Shroff, Anupriya Goenka, Meenakshi Seshadri, Ram Kapoor and Bhagyashree Patwardhan.Jackie Shroff, meanwhile, was seen in ‘The Great Grand Superhero’, ‘Welcome to the Jungle’ and made a cameo appearance in Rajinikanth’s ‘Jailer 2’. He will reportedly feature in Salman Khan and Vamshi Paidipally’s ‘Monster’
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