Emraan Hashmi walked away from what could’ve been a career-altering accident on Thursday morning in Bengaluru, where the Gunmaaster G9 set turned into a real-life high-wire act. The incident unfolded during the filming of the climax sequence — a pivotal action-heavy scene in the spy thriller, when a vehicle rigged to hang suspended in mid-air for a dramatic car flip suddenly came loose. According to reports from Bollywood Hungama, the mechanism failed unexpectedly, causing the car to crash down just a foot from Hashmi’s face. The crew was caught off guard. The sudden collapse rattled the unit, briefly halting production. No injuries were sustained by the actor, though the near-miss underscored the risks inherent in complex stunts that rely on precision engineering and flawless execution. The sequence, part of the film’s final act, demanded exact coordination between cast, stunt team, and technical crew. Such scenes are often choreographed with multiple safety redundancies, but even those can fail under pressure. Hashmi remained on set after the incident, reportedly unshaken, and filming resumed later that day. The film, an upcoming spy thriller starring Hashmi, is scheduled for release on November 27. A separate report cited by Bollywood Hungama noted that the project has also secured a major overseas distribution boost ahead of its launch. While no official statement has been issued by the production house, the incident has already sparked conversation online, with fans questioning how close calls like this are managed behind the scenes. The footage from that moment. Whether it survives the edit or not, may become one of the most talked-about moments in the film’s promotional run. For now, the only thing confirmed is that the car fell. And Emraan Hashmi didn’t.