Rapper Emiway Bantai falls from moving car while performing stunt for upcoming track; fans say ‘don’t risk your life’ – WATCH | Hindi Movie News
Rapper Bilal Shaikh, popularly known as Emiway Bantai, recently had a frightening fall while filming a stunt for his upcoming music track. In a shocking video that has now gone viral, he is seen sitting on the window of a moving car and eventually loses his balance, falling face-first onto the road. The entire moment was captured on camera, and the person filming quickly ran to help the rapper.
Stunt goes wrong mid-shoot
The video shows Emiway balancing on the edge of the SUV’s window while the car is still moving. Suddenly, the vehicle jolts, throwing him off balance. The next second, he is seen crashing face-first onto the road. The cameraperson can be seen reacting instantly, rushing from the passenger seat to check on Emiway and move him to safety.
Netizens react
Fans flooded the comments section with reactions, some shocked, some supportive, and some deeply concerned. “Itna Dedication mat laao lala , ki jaan chali jaaye (Don’t go so hard that you risk your life),” wrote a person.“Mt kr lala, mt kr, mai bolra hu na tereko mt krr… (I am telling you don’t do it),” said another person. One comment read, “It’s not worth risking your life for a song.”“Damn… Sar ke bal gira tha he be really doing his own stunts (He fell on his head),” noticed another. “Damn bhai sar ke bal gira hai,” said another person.These reactions show how the incident left fans shaken, but also reminded everyone of how far Emiway is willing to go for his craft.
Just days after SM Raju ’s tragic demise
Emiway’s accident happened shortly after a well-known stuntman, SM Raju, tragically passed away during a stunt for filmmaker Pa Ranjith’s upcoming film. The stunt involved a car landing on a ramp, but it failed, causing the vehicle to flip several times before crashing. Sadly, Raju could not survive the accident. His death has brought renewed attention to the dangers of stunt work and the importance of proper safety on sets.
