Emraan Hashmi Escapes Unhurt as Stunt SUV Lands a Foot Away
Emraan Hashmi had a close call on the Gunmaaster G9 set in Bengaluru when a rigged SUV crashed a foot from his face. The star was unharmed.

An action-heavy climax turned into a frightening moment on the Bengaluru set of Gunmaaster G9 on October 13. Emraan Hashmi was filming a high-risk car-flip sequence when an SUV that was meant to remain suspended mid-air reportedly separated from its rig and crashed down onto a van parked underneath.
A behind-the-scenes video now circulating online shows crew members gathered at the location shortly before the vehicle came down. Reports say the SUV stopped about a foot from Hashmi’s face. The actor escaped unharmed, though the shoot paused briefly before resuming.
A stunt that should never have slipped
Car flips and mid-air vehicle beats are among the most carefully planned moments on an action set. Coordinators typically run checks on cables, winches, anchors and the vehicle’s balance before a single take. When a rig fails, it is rarely a small error – it is the kind of failure that puts actors, drivers and ground crew inches from serious harm.
That is what makes this close call so alarming. The SUV was supposed to be held in place as part of the choreography, not fall free. A foot’s distance is the difference between a news item about a scare and a much worse story.
What the production has revealed
- The film: Gunmaaster G9, a spy thriller in which Hashmi plays the dual role of Eshwar and Agent G9.
- The moment: A rigged SUV came loose and fell onto a parked van, landing about a foot from Hashmi’s face.
- The aftermath: Hashmi was unharmed and filming continued after a short disruption.
- The official word: The makers have not yet confirmed whether the fall was a planned beat or a technical malfunction.
The production has faced earlier trouble too, with a reported incident in Haridwar before the Bengaluru schedule. Over recent weeks, Bengaluru has become a central shooting location for the team, with several elaborate action sequences mounted across the city.
Why the silence matters
When a star comes within a foot of a falling car, the first question fans and industry watchers ask is simple: was this a controlled shot that looks more dangerous than it is, or did a safety system actually fail? Without an official statement, the footage invites speculation even when the outcome was not serious.
Hashmi has spent recent years proving himself in more physically demanding roles, and Gunmaaster G9 fits that turn. The film’s climax is exactly the kind of practical action that can help an espionage thriller feel authentic – but only if the people delivering it can do so safely.
For now, the focus is on finishing the climax with extra caution. The next official word from the production will likely tell fans whether this was a rare accident, a planned moment captured badly on video, or something that demands a deeper safety review.
Source: Filmfare
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