Shooting at Asif Akbar’s Car Is an Ominous Sign: Omar Sani


Published: 03:03 24 October 2026
Film actor Omar Sani has expressed deep concern over an incident in which miscreants opened fire on popular singer Asif Akbar’s personal vehicle. He described the event as an ominous sign for both the music industry and the country. Although the incident occurred early Saturday morning in the capital’s Moghbazar area, the singer remained unharmed as he was not inside the vehicle at the time.
According to local sources, miscreants suddenly opened fire on Asif Akbar’s car, which was parked in front of the Bishal Centre in Moghbazar. While the vehicle sustained damage, no one was inside, sparing the singer from any serious harm.
Following the incident, actor Omar Sani shared photos of the damaged car and Asif Akbar on social media to express his reaction. In a Facebook post, he voiced his indignation, stating that the shooting at Asif Akbar’s car is an ominous sign and that such an occurrence is entirely unacceptable. He also wished for Asif Akbar’s safety and a long life.
Asaduzzaman, Officer-in-Charge (OC) of Hatirjheel Police Station, confirmed that Asif Akbar was not inside the vehicle during the shooting and remains completely safe. The police noted that there is currently no specific information regarding whether the incident stemmed from any personal or professional disputes.
This sudden attack on one of the country’s leading musicians has sparked significant alarm and concern within the entertainment industry. Law enforcement agencies are currently working to uncover the true cause of the incident and identify those involved.
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