Hero Nikhil on the accident in the film founded by Ram Charan.
The flood water collided with a water tank on Thursday (June 12) on the set of ‘The India House’ starring Nikhil Siddharth, in which Ram Charan is being constructed. Videos filled with water set in Shamirpeta are going viral on social media. Nikhil Siddharth, who was playing the lead role in the film, replied on the incident. He said that he was safe from a major accident.
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Nikhil has responded to a video which has gone viral on social media from the ‘The India House’ set. He confirmed that it was a huge risk, which was actually happened. Describing what had happened, he made it clear that there was no casualties.
“We are all safe. Sometimes we take risks in our search to provide good cinema experiences. Thanks and caution for vigilant employees. Today we have lost a big accident. We have lost expensive equipment. But there are no casualties.”
Producer Abhishek Aggarwal also replied. “There was an accident on the #TheIndiHouse set during the shooting, while the shooting was going on today. Everyone was safe on the set. Thank you all.” Ram Charan has retweeted the posts of production company Nikhil and Abhishek.
What happened?
In the clip that revolves on the internet, actors and employees are barely shouting because water is flowing with water. Some are trying to avoid water flow, while trying to protect other equipment.
Some crew members were injured in the flood due to the crack of the water tank. The video shows that the set has caused heavy damage. Shooting has just been stopped. The film team revealed that the accident occurred while the water tank was used to take the scene in the sea.
About ‘The India House’
Ram Charan and Abhishek Aggarwal are jointly producing Ram Vamsi Krishna. Nikhil was talking with Hindustan Times after receiving the National Telugu Film Award for his ‘Karthikeya 2’ in August last year.
Nikhil said, “Anyone who thinks about ‘The India House’ Veer Savarkar. It is actually about Indian students in India of 1905. I am not saying anything yet. (Laughter).
