Tensions grip Mumbai’s glitzy film circuit as Crime Branch activates a Lookout Circular on Harry Boxer, Bishnoi gang’s hitman implicated in death threats to Ranveer Singh. The actor’s manager, Vijay Subramaniam, fell victim to a voice extortion scheme seeking Rs 20 crore, naming Singh and Rohit Shetty in kill threats.
Collaboration with Punjab and Haryana counterparts nailed the voice ID to Boxer, triggering an FIR and Anti-Extortion Cell takeover. An international buzz from US Virgin Islands coordinates doubled down on the menace, blending ransom pleas with mortal warnings.
The audio’s raw fury: ‘Singh, retract your denial. Fall in line with Shetty—or Bollywood burns in ways unimagined.’
Response is robust: Singh’s residence barricaded, production sets hyper-secured, personal advisories issued. Cyber sleuths chase the global number’s shadows relentlessly.
This brazen assault spotlights organized crime’s digital pivot toward stars, urging industry-wide vigilance. With international borders alerted via LOC, Boxer’s evasion window narrows, heralding potential justice in Bollywood’s underbelly battle.