Key Highlights
- Rohit Shetty residence firing case: Mumbai Crime Branch arrests main shooter.
- Total number of arrests in the case has risen to 11.
- Mumbai Police Crime Branch caught the main shooter in Rajasthan and took five more accused into custody.
- Shots fired outside Rohit Shetty’s Juhu residence on February 5, 2026.
The Shooting Incident
Rohit Shetty was in the news recently after around five rounds of bullets were fired outside his Juhu residence earlier this month. The incident occurred on February 5, 2026, leaving behind a trail of concern and speculation among Bollywood’s elite.
The Crime Branch’s Move
Now, the Mumbai Police Crime Branch has taken significant steps in cracking down on the case. According to reports by IANS, the authorities arrested the main shooter in Rajasthan and took five more accused into custody. These new arrests bring the total number of people under investigation to 11.
The Investigation Continues
With these latest developments, the Mumbai Crime Branch continues its investigation into every link connected to the case. The vehicle used in the firing was brought from Pune, adding another layer to the mystery surrounding this incident.
Bollywood’s Response
The Indian Motion Picture Producers’ Association (IMPPA) wrote a letter to Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, expressing concern over such an incident occurring at Rohit Shetty’s residence. The association asked the state government to ensure a fast investigation along with proper security measures for filmmakers and their families.
Shetty’s Latest Film
On the work front, Rohit Shetty was last seen as the director of the action film ‘Singham Again’, which is part of his Cop Universe. This case has certainly cast a shadow on the otherwise smooth sailing of his professional life.
Conclusion
The arrests and ongoing investigation in Rohit Shetty’s residence firing case underscore the growing threats to public safety, even within the hallowed grounds of Bollywood. As the story unfolds, one can only hope for justice and a return to normalcy for the industry stalwart.
