Film directors seek CM’s ‘personal intervention’ in Rohit Shetty house firing probe: ‘Entire fraternity is concerned’
A body of film and TV directors in India has written to Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis expressing ‘shock and concern’ at the firing incident outside filmmaker Rohit Shetty’s house. They have also sought the CM’s ‘personal intervention’ in the case. Forensic team members remove a shattered glass pane from the balcony of filmmaker Rohit Shetty after unidentified persons opened fire at his multi-storey residence, at Juhu. (PTI Photo) (PTI) IFTDA writes to Maharashtra DM Fadnavis On Sunday morning, four rounds were fired outside the Mumbai home of Rohit Shetty, best known for his Cop Universe and Golmaal films. Even as the Mumbai Police have detained five individuals in connection with the case, the Indian Film & Television Directors’ Association (IFTDA) has strongly condemned the firing incident. The IFTDA wrote to Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, urging him to intervene. The statement read, “The entire film fraternity is deeply shocked and concerned about the safety and well-being of one of the most respected and iconic filmmakers of the Indian entertainment industry. Such incidents create an atmosphere …









