Bollywood stars are known for their dedication and willingness to go to great lengths to deliver captivating performances.
However, this commitment often comes with significant risks. Many actors have had close calls and suffered severe injuries while shooting.
Here are some of the most harrowing near-death experiences and injuries faced by Bollywood stars:
Here are the Bollywood Stars and Their Near-Death Experiences on Set You will be Surprised,
Hrithik Roshan
The Daredevil with a Never-Say-Die Spirit
Hrithik Roshan has had his share of on-set mishaps. While shooting for the movie “Krissh”, Hrithik survived a near-fatal 50-foot fall, miraculously saved by landing on the canopy of a shop.
Another incident occurred during the filming of “Bang Bang” in Phuket, where he suffered a severe head injury that required surgery at Hinduja Hospital in Mumbai.
Despite these setbacks, Hrithik continues to perform his stunts, practicing daily to overcome his speech issues.
Amitabh Bachchan
The Unbreakable Icon
Amitabh Bachchan, affectionately known as Big B, had a brush with death during the filming of “Coolie”. A mistimed punch to the gut caused a severe injury, leading to a prolonged hospital stay of 59 days. At one point, Bachchan was declared clinically dead for a few minutes before being revived, showcasing his remarkable resilience and willpower.
Lara Dutta
A Life-Saving Dive
During the shoot of “Andaaz”, Lara Dutta faced a terrifying moment when she slipped and fell from a rock into the water. She nearly drowned before her co-star, Akshay Kumar, heroically dived in and saved her, underscoring the unpredictable dangers of shooting on location.
Jackie Chan
The International Sensation’s Brush with Death
While filming “Armour of God”, Jackie Chan, known for performing his stunts, suffered a near-fatal 25-foot fall, cracking his skull on a rock. The injury was so severe that he still has a hole in his skull. Chan’s dedication to his craft remains unparalleled despite the life-threatening risk.
Jennifer Lawrence
A Close Call on Set
Jennifer Lawrence nearly suffocated while filming “The Hunger Games” due to a malfunctioning fog machine. This incident highlights that even the most controlled environments on set can become perilous.
Akshay Kumar
The Unstoppable Khiladi
Akshay Kumar, renowned as Bollywood’s Khiladi for his daring stunts, has faced numerous injuries. On the set of “Thuppakki”, a truck ran over his right foot. During “Rowdy Rathore”, he injured his shoulder. Despite these injuries, Akshay continues to perform his stunts without protection, exemplifying his fearless nature.
John Abraham
A Shot Too Close
In “Shootout at Wadala”, John Abraham faced a near-fatal incident when co-star Anil Kapoor accidentally shot him from a dangerously close distance of 1.5 meters with a blank bullet meant to be fired from 15 feet away.
Neil Nitin Mukesh
Battling the Elements
While shooting for “Players” in Russia, Neil Nitin Mukesh endured severe frostbite, requiring an operation on his finger. He also suffered multiple fractures during the filming, showcasing his physical and mental fortitude.
Ranveer Singh
The Persistent Performer
Ranveer Singh experienced extreme pain and injuries during the shoots of “Lootera” and “Ram Leela”. Despite these injuries, including being bed-ridden and suffering hurt fingers, Ranveer continued his performance, highlighting his dedication and perseverance.
Salman Khan
Multiple Injuries, Unyielding Spirit
Salman Khan has suffered significant injuries on the sets of “Wanted”, “Dabangg”, and “Jai Ho”. His ability to bounce back from these injuries and continue delivering stellar performances is a testament to his resilience.
Shahid Kapoor
An Actor’s Plight
Shahid Kapoor faced multiple injuries while filming “Mausam” and “R… Rajkumar”. He was hit by a Ferris-wheel box during the former and burned his back during the latter. Despite these setbacks, Shahid’s commitment to his roles remains unwavering.
Shahrukh Khan
The Indomitable King Khan
Shahrukh Khan has endured numerous injuries throughout his career, including shoulder and knee injuries that required multiple surgeries. From “Darr” to “Happy New Year”,
Shahrukh’s injuries have never deterred him from delivering exceptional performances, earning him the title of Bollywood’s King Khan.
These stories of near-death experiences and severe injuries are a testament to the dedication, bravery, and resilience of Bollywood stars.
Their unwavering commitment to their craft, despite the risks involved, continues to inspire millions of fans worldwide.
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