Tiger manages to escape the situation without much unease, with his body guard escorting him right into the car. It’s poor Disha who’s left to fend for herself, as the crowd gets more unruly and aggressive.
Bollywood sweethearts Tiger Shroff and Disha Patani are often spotted on lunch and dinner dates. Whenever they are requested for pics and autographs by gathered fans, they make it a point to oblige them. But this outing of theirs was different.
Tiger and Disha, while exiting Bastian, one of their favourite restaurant in Bandra, did not anticipate the sheer number and aggression of the crowd waiting outside the eatery for them. This video from last afternoon, that is going viral on social media, shows Tiger and Disha stuck in a rather unpleasant situation. Watch it below:
You can see that Tiger manages to escape the situation without much unease, with his body guard escorting him right into the car. It’s poor Disha who’s left to fend for herself, as the crowd gets more unruly and aggressive. A man, possibly a guard at the restaurant, manages to shield Disha, who looks visibly harrowed, and escorts her to the car.
Instances of actors being mobbed by unruly crowds are increasing by the day. Few days back, we told you about Mouni Roy, who was mobbed while coming out of a movie theatre. In the video, Aamir Ali came to rescue Mouni who looked nervous in the midst of an overwhelming crowd.
Similarly, Janhvi Kapoor too was mobbed before the release of her debut film, Dhadak, opposite Ishaan Khatter. Janhvi got stuck when the crowd went out of control. Despite her bodyguards, the actress had to wade through the chaos.
On the work front, Disha is currently working on Salman Khan’s Bharat, where she will play a character caller Radha. Meanwhile, Tiger Shroff is shooting for Karan Johar's Student Of The Year 2 alongside the debutantes Ananya Panday and Tara Sutaria. Directed by Punit Malhotra, SOTY2 will hit the screens on May 10, 2019.
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