The best kind of update: Nushrratt Bharuccha is home.

The actor has successfully undergone spine surgery and has been discharged from hospital, her team shared on Oct. 15, Hindustan Times reports.

"We are relieved to share that the surgery went well, and she has now been discharged from the hospital," the statement read, as quoted by Hindustan Times.

Back home and healing

Nushrratt was injured in an accident while she was in Bali for what her team called a work-cum-holiday trip, according to Hindustan Times, and was flown home to Mumbai for care.

Her team says she is now surrounded by care and comfort. "While the road to complete recovery will take time, she remains positive and is focusing on healing and regaining her strength," the statement said, as quoted by Hindustan Times. The team also thanked fans "for the overwhelming love, concern, prayers and good wishes."

The film that's waiting for her

Here's the part that made us smile. Nushrratt stars opposite Tiger Shroff in an untitled action film directed by Remo D'Souza and backed by producer Vicky Jain's new banner, VJ Frames, Hindustan Times reports. (Tiger has had his own scary week; he escaped unhurt after gunmen fired at his car in Mumbai.)

So what happens to the film now? Jain told HT City the team is in no rush.

"We just have two songs left to film and Nushrratt has completed her part. We just wish her a speedy recovery and plan to wait for her to recover so she can join us in the promotions," he said. "Although, we completed most of the filming in August-September, we will release next year."

Jain added that Remo D'Souza is also busy with his other film, Any Body Can Dream, and the remaining songs will be shot when the director has time, HT City reports. NDTV reports the same plan: two songs to go, Nushrratt's part done, and a release next year.

Who else is in it

The film also features Abhishek Banerjee and marks the film debut of social media personality Elvish Yadav, according to HT City. NDTV adds that Pashmina Roshan is also in the cast.

Before the accident, Nushrratt was last seen in the Netflix film Ufff Yeh Siyapaa, Hindustan Times notes.

Rest up, Nushrratt. Your film is waiting, and so are we.

Bollywood fans everywhere can breathe again: Tiger Shroff is safe. The action star escaped unhurt after gunmen opened fire on his car in Mumbai on Sunday evening, October 18, and police caught three suspects on a train in Rajasthan less than a day later, according to The Indian Express and The Hindu.

What happened on Sunday

The Indian Express reports that Mumbai Police registered a case against three unidentified men for allegedly firing five rounds at Shroff's vehicle near Pushpa Narsee Park in Vile Parle at around 7 pm. The Hindu, which describes the location as the Juhu area, says police put the number of rounds at three. Those details may be updated as the investigation goes on.

Shroff himself was not hurt. But two other people were. The Indian Express says his driver, Firdosh, and a bystander, Umesh Chavan, sustained bullet injuries. Police have recorded the driver's statement.

Mumbai Police registered an attempt to murder case, and it was later transferred to the Crime Branch, according to The Hindu. The Indian Express reports that police formed 15 teams to trace the shooters.

Caught on a train within hours

The search moved fast. On Monday morning, a joint team of the Rajasthan Anti-Gangster Task Force and Kota City Police stopped the Pune-Jaipur Express at Kota after a tip from Mumbai Police, The Indian Express reports. Officers searched the train and picked up the three suspects in about 15 minutes. The Hindu says they were found in the general coach.

Kota Superintendent of Police Tejaswani Gautam said the group was planning to get off at Jaipur, take a bus to Delhi and then cross into Nepal. "No weapons have been recovered from them," she said, as quoted by The Indian Express.

Police identified two of the suspects as Rehan from Sonipat in Haryana and Ritik, also called Hritik or Roshan, from Bihar. The third is a minor. According to Gautam, two of them allegedly fired the shots while the third was a bike taxi driver. The Hindu reports that the three are detained for now and will be formally arrested once Mumbai Police takes custody. The Times of India also reported the Kota operation.

What we know, and what we don't

A social media post claimed responsibility for the attack on behalf of the Lawrence Bishnoi gang. Police have not verified that claim or established any link to the gang, The Indian Express reports, and The Hindu says the authenticity of the video has not been confirmed.

SP Gautam did say that one of the suspects, Rehan, had been in touch with Anil Pandit, whom The Hindu describes as an alleged associate of the gang. The motive has not been made public.

Leaders rally around the star

Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis said he had spoken to Shroff and assured him the case would be taken seriously, according to The Hindu. "No one will be spared," he said, as quoted by The Indian Express, adding that police would investigate to find anyone else involved.

Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde visited Shroff at his home in Bandra on Sunday night, asked about his health and reassured his family of full security, The Hindu reports.

One of Bollywood's biggest action stars

The 36-year-old, born Jai Hemant Shroff, is one of Bollywood's top action stars and a martial artist with a fifth-degree black belt in Taekwondo, per The Hindu. He made his debut in Heropanti in 2014 and went on to star in hits including War. If you're catching up on Tiger Shroff movies, the Times of India counts Heropanti, the Baaghi films and War, his blockbuster with his screen idol Hrithik Roshan, among the highlights, with War still his biggest box-office hit.

For now, fans are simply relieved that their hero is safe, and are sending their love to the two men who were hurt. We'll update this story as Mumbai Police shares more.