Rohit Shetty Residence Shooting
Analysis based on 6 articles · First reported Feb 01, 2026 · Last updated Feb 02, 2026
The shooting incident at Rohit Shetty's residence and the subsequent threats from the Lawrence Bishnoi could negatively impact the Hindi cinema industry, potentially leading to increased security costs and a chilling effect on film productions. This event highlights the ongoing issue of organized crime's influence on the entertainment sector, which may deter investment and affect the market sentiment for companies operating within Hindi cinema.
Shots were fired at filmmaker Rohit Shetty's residence in Juhu, Mumbai, on Sunday, February 1, around 12:45 am. At least five rounds were discharged, with one bullet striking the glass of a gym within the building. No injuries were reported, and it is unclear if Rohit Shetty was home at the time. Following the incident, security was heightened around his building. India — Greater Mumbai Police arrested four individuals—Aman Marote, Aditya Gayaki, Siddharth Yenpure, Samarth Pomaji, and Swapnil Sakat—who were initially detained by India — Pune City Police. These arrests were made after their alleged roles in providing logistical support to the shooters came to light. The initial investigation points to alleged links with Lawrence Bishnoi member Shubham Lonkar, who is also an accused in the Baba Siddique murder case. Hours after the firing, a threatening post surfaced on social media from an account named 'Shubham Lonkar and Arzoo Bishnoi,' claiming responsibility for the attack. The post warned Rohit Shetty and the entire Hindi cinema industry to 'stay within limits,' threatening further violence if their demands were not met, and referencing the fate of Baba Siddique. India — Greater Mumbai Police have registered a case under charges of attempt to murder and provisions of the Arms Act, with zonal police and crime branch teams actively investigating the incident.
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