A behind-the-scenes clip from the action thriller Gunmaaster G9 is spreading quickly online, and it is easy to see why: a car flip during the film’s climax shoot appears to go off course and ends up inches from lead actor Emraan Hashmi.
The footage, captured on set, shows the car suspended from a crane and turned mid-air. As it swings, it crashes into a van moving below and comes uncomfortably close to Emraan Hashmi’s face. Fans watching the clip are asking whether the scary moment was part of the design or a lucky escape.
What we know so far
So far, no injuries have been reported. The makers have not yet released a statement confirming whether the flip was a planned shot or an accident. For an action film, that distinction matters: a controlled stunt can look chaotic by design, while a genuine near miss raises questions about safety on set.
- A car suspended from a crane flips during the climax shoot.
- The vehicle crashes into a van and swings close to Emraan Hashmi.
- So far, no injuries have been reported.
- The makers have not said whether the stunt was planned or went wrong.
Why the video is taking off
BTS clips are now a major part of how audiences connect with a film before release. A dicey stunt moment often travels faster than a polished teaser because it feels live and unscripted. This one also gives fans of Emraan Hashmi a chance to see the stakes of the film’s big finale before it reaches theatres.
The production has made headlines before. In June, when the team was shooting in Haridwar, locals reportedly mistook the film set for a real bar and the situation turned tense. Producer Deepak Mukut later said the team always follows local rules, and explained, “We always respect the system and follow all the rules.”
The film behind the clip
Gunmaaster G9 stars Emraan Hashmi, Genelia Deshmukh, Aparshakti Khurana and Abhishek Singh. Aditya Datt directs the film, with Deepak Mukut, Hunar Mukut and Sangeeta Ahir producing under Soham Rockstar Entertainment Pvt. Ltd. and SRE Studio LLP. The action thriller is scheduled to open in theatres globally on November 27, 2026.
Until the team issues a formal statement, the clip will keep circulating as a sharp reminder of how close a big action sequence can get, and why stunt precautions remain a serious part of the job.
Source: Bollywood Bubble
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