By Hindustan Times
After three crewmembers of Salman Khan’s Dabangg 2 were injured in a mishap at Mehboob Studio, Bandra, on Saturday, the actor has given the makers strict orders to make sure the protection of the forged and crew.
The incident happened through the shoot of an action sequence that involved a car which
jumped further than it was speculated to. It landed right in front of the still-photographer Ajay Thakur, who have been injured in conjunction with stuntmen Rupesh Mantri and Sudesh Kumar. A source says, “Salman has called off Sunday’s shoot. Just once all of the safety measures are in place and he's pleased with them, do we begin shooting again.”
The actor was so worried that he promptly got his crew admitted to Lilavati Hospital in Bandra. Just once he was convinced that they were in good hands, did he leave for Mehboob Studio. Within 10 minutes post that, Salman was seen riding a motorcycle back home. The source adds, “He came back to provide us strict orders that, regardless of how long it takes, all safety measures had to be double-checked and he wouldn’t shoot until things were taken care of
Director Arbaaz Khan says, “In spite of taking all precautionary measures, accidents do happen. Luckily, nothing major happened. The wounds are minor. The fellows were immediately given first aid and rushed to the hospital. We’re doing everything to the most efficient of our abilities in order for they're fine. I ACTUALLY met the doctors, so the stress has eased. Salman and i've decided to renew the shoot after we tackle and fasten a couple of things. Inshallah, we’ll start work from today.” The 3 crewmembers were reportedly out of danger on the time of going to press.
