Emraan Hashmi Escapes Injury During Gunmaaster G9 Shoot as Suspended Car Flips in Action Scene
Actor Emraan Hashmi reportedly had a close call while filming an action sequence for his upcoming movie Gunmaaster G9 , after a car involved in a stun...

Actor Emraan Hashmi reportedly had a close call while filming an action sequence for his upcoming movie Gunmaaster G9, after a car involved in a stunt flipped in mid-air and came down onto a vehicle positioned below. The incident occurred during the production’s climax shoot and has drawn attention to the risks involved in filming elaborate action scenes.
Behind-the-scenes footage showed a car suspended by a crane flipping before crashing onto a black van beneath it. The vehicle came dangerously close to Hashmi’s face, creating a tense moment on set. No injuries had been reported following the incident at the time of the update.
The circumstances surrounding the incident remain unclear. The film’s makers had not publicly explained whether the sequence unfolded as intended or whether an unexpected problem occurred during filming.
What Happened During the Gunmaaster G9 Shoot?
The incident took place while the team was working on a high-risk car sequence for Gunmaaster G9. The stunt involved lifting a vehicle with a crane, with the car flipping before landing on a van below.
The footage brought attention to the narrow margin between a carefully planned cinematic effect and an incident that could have serious consequences. However, without an official explanation from the production team, it remains uncertain what caused the car to flip in the manner shown.
Hashmi, known for appearing in action-oriented films as well as thrillers, is leading the cast of the upcoming project. The reported incident has placed the film’s production in the spotlight ahead of its scheduled theatrical release.
Gunmaaster G9 Has Faced Earlier On-Set Controversy
This was not the first time the film’s production attracted public attention. During an earlier shooting schedule in Haridwar in June, filming activity reportedly led to confusion among some local residents, who mistook the set for an actual bar.
Producer Deepak Mukut subsequently addressed the concerns. He explained that the production had been using props for a scene and said the team had spoken with local people to resolve the misunderstanding.
Mukut also rejected the suggestion that the filmmakers intended to offend residents or disregard local sensitivities. He said the issue was settled after discussions with people at the location.
The earlier episode and the latest stunt incident are separate events, but both have brought attention to the practical challenges of filming in public places and coordinating complicated production sequences.
Cast and Release Plans for Gunmaaster G9
Directed by Aditya Datt, Gunmaaster G9 features Emraan Hashmi alongside Genelia D'Souza, Aparshakti Khurana and Abhishek Singh. The film is produced by Deepak Mukut, Hunar Mukut and Sangeeta Ahir, and presented by Soham Rockstar Entertainment.
The project combines action and romance and is scheduled for a worldwide theatrical release on November 27, 2026.
The climax sequence is expected to be an important part of the film’s action-driven narrative, although further details about the scene have not been disclosed publicly.
Questions Remain About the Stunt Incident
For now, the key details concern the car flip captured during filming, Hashmi’s narrow escape and the absence of reported injuries. The production team has yet to clarify the exact circumstances surrounding the event.
The incident also highlights why complex film stunts require careful planning, technical coordination and strict safety precautions. Until the filmmakers provide further information, it would be premature to draw conclusions about what went wrong or whether the sequence was part of the planned shot.
With the film’s release approaching, further details from the production team may help establish exactly what happened during the shoot.
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