Amitabh Bachchan’s recent public appearance, shielded by bulletproof glass, has sparked alarm regarding the safety crisis in Bollywood. The All Indian Cine Workers Association is pushing Prime Minister Narendra Modi to implement stronger security protocols for those in the film industry. The spate of violent attacks and extortion attempts on prominent stars has raised significant concerns, prompting demands for effective safeguards in Mumbai to protect its residents. Amitabh Bachchan’s recent public appearance, shielded by bulletproof glass, has sparked alarm regarding the safety crisis in Bollywood. The All Indian Cine Workers Association is pushing Prime Minister Narendra Modi to implement stronger security protocols for those in the film industry. The spate of violent attacks and extortion attempts on prominent stars has raised significant concerns, prompting demands for effective safeguards in Mumbai to protect its residents.
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