A behind‑the‑scenes clip that surfaced last night shows a battered sedan suspended from a 30‑meter crane, spinning out of control before tucking itself onto a black van below, almost crashing into Emraan Hashmi.
The stunt was billed as a high‑risk sequence, but the production crew later confirmed it was part of the choreographed plan. Producer Deepak Mukut said, ‘We go to shoot scenes with necessary props, at places without any intention of hurting anybody’s feelings. We always respect the system and follow all the rules. After speaking to the local people, we sorted it out,’ adding that he would never consider opening a bar in Haridwar.
It isn’t the first time Gunmaaster G9’s shoot has been a drama‑zone. In June, locals in Haridwar mistook a film set for a real bar, sparking a public uproar that the team had to quell.
The film brings together Emraan Hashmi, Genelia D'Souza, Aparshakti Khurana and Abhishek Singh under the direction of Aditya Datt, with production handled by Deepak and Hunar Mukut along with Sangeeta Ahir and distribution by Soham Rockstar Entertainment.
The clip has already trended on Twitter under #GunmaasterG9 and #EmraanHashmi, with fans praising the actor’s quick reflexes and the crew’s swift response. While no injuries were reported, the incident has reignited debate over stunt safety in Bollywood.
The makers have yet to issue an official statement, but insiders say safety protocols will be tightened before the film’s worldwide release on November 27, 2026. Keep an eye on the set updates, because the next chapter of Gunmaaster G9 is shaping up to be as thrilling as the stunt itself.