Emraan Hashmi Narrowly Escapes SUV Crash on Gunmaaster G9 Set

A behind-the-scenes clip from Emraan Hashmi’s upcoming action-romantic film Gunmaaster G9 has fans and film crews talking for all the wrong reasons. A crane-suspended SUV flips upside down and slams onto the roof of a black van during a climax stunt, with the actor appearing dangerously close to the impact.

So far, there are no reports of injuries, and the film’s team has not said whether the sequence was always meant to unfold this way or whether something went off plan. The exact filming location has not been shared either.

What the viral clip shows

In the footage, crew members are heard calling a countdown before the SUV, hanging from a crane, turns over and crashes onto the van below. The clip has been shared widely as a possible on-set mishap, but the exact location of the shoot and the sequence’s choreography have not been confirmed.

That lack of clarity matters. High-risk stunts are usually planned to look dangerous while keeping performers at a safe distance. Without a comment from the makers, viewers are left to guess whether this was a carefully designed beat or a genuine close call.

Why it matters before November 27

The video lands just weeks before Gunmaaster G9 opens worldwide on November 27, 2026. Directed by Aditya Datt, the film stars Emraan Hashmi, Genelia Deshmukh, Aparshakti Khurana and Abhishek Singh. Its first glimpse, released in August, introduced Hashmi as Eshwar, a dairy farm owner who will go to extraordinary lengths to protect the woman he loves.

For an action-heavy release, a stunt clip can work as pre-release buzz. But when the clip raises safety questions, the audience reaction splits between excitement and concern. Fans will be watching for a statement that explains the planning behind the shot.

The film has already been in the headlines

Gunmaaster G9 made news in June for a very different reason. A signboard reading “Bar and Café” at a Haridwar filming location led some residents to believe a real bar was operating in the holy city. Locals gathered, and the shoot was disrupted.

Producer Deepak Mukut later clarified that the team had no intention of hurting anyone’s religious sentiments and said the matter was resolved after discussions with residents. He also said, “I would never consider opening a bar in Haridwar.”

What to watch for next

• Wait for the makers to clarify whether the SUV crash was part of the planned stunt.
• Keep an eye on official Gunmaaster G9 channels for a behind-the-scenes explanation or safety statement.
• Remember the film’s theatrical date: November 27, 2026, worldwide.

Until then, the clip is a reminder that even carefully choreographed action can look genuinely alarming out of context. That is part of the pull of a big-screen action film, but it should come with clarity from the people who staged it.

Source: The Times of India