The Mumbai Crime Branch police have identified key details in the investigation into the shooting case of Bollywood actor Tiger Shroff's car. After the attack on the 18th of this month, the police suspect that the shooters' handlers immediately alerted them after their faces were broadcast on TV news. The investigation revealed that they warned the shooters to avoid them. So far, 10 people have been arrested in connection with the case.

The police investigation revealed that the shooters were in constant touch with their handlers through phone calls and messages before, during and after the attack. The authorities have found that they carried out the attack by receiving instructions and updates from the handlers from time to time. The police are mainly focusing on the role of Anil Pandit, who is a wanted accused in the case. 

He is currently suspected to be in the US. Along with him, the roles of Ankit Khatak and Sameer Khatri, who were recently arrested, are also being investigated in depth. They are also investigating the involvement of others in providing the weapons and ammunition used in the attack.

On October 18, assailants opened fire on a car in which Tiger Shroff was travelling in Mumbai's Juhu area and fled on a motorcycle. Tiger Shroff suffered minor injuries in the incident, while his driver and another person present there were injured. 

After the attack, the police found the motorcycle used by the accused abandoned in Andheri. The investigation has accelerated with the arrest of three main accused in this case in Kota, Rajasthan. Mumbai Police is trying to crack the entire network behind the case.