Rohit Shetty Makes FIRST Appearance After Firing At Juhu Residence, Spotted With Son Amid Tight Security

Filmmaker Rohit Shetty made his first public appearance days after the shocking firing incident outside his Juhu residence. The director was spotted at Mumbai airport under tight security as he stepped out to see off his son, Ishaan Shetty. Several paparazzi videos from the airport showed him sharing a warm hug with his son before the latter headed inside. Rohit Shetty waited for a few moments afterward, watching him intently until he walked into the airport.

Rohit Shetty Spotted At Mumbai Airport

A video shared by Bollywood Adda on Instagram shows Rohit Shetty stepping out of his car, flanked by tight security. His son Ishaan, who studies at the Central Film School in London, was seen touching his father’s feet before they shared a hug and bid

goodbye. The security urged the paparazzi to maintain distance. Check out the video below!

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Firing At Rohit Shetty’s Residence

For the unversed, a firing incident was reported outside filmmaker Rohit Shetty’s Juhu residence in Mumbai on February 1,  between around 12:30 am and 1:00 am, triggering concern across the film industry. The 5 accused involved in the Rohit Shetty firing case have reportedly been slapped with MCOCA (Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act, 1999) as they were produced before the special court. On Wednesday, the police custody of the five arrested accused ended, but now the police have imposed MCOCA against all the arrested accused and in such a case, all the accused were presented in the special MCOCA court. The special court remanded all the five accused in police custody till February 17, 2026.

With multiple actors receiving threats in recent weeks, the Federation of Western India Cine Employees (FWICE) has now formally stepped in. The film workers’ body has written to Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis seeking an urgent meeting to address growing security concerns across the entertainment industry. The federation said the repeated incidents raise serious questions about whether the current security framework is adequate.