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Time of India
16 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Water Tank Burst Floods Ram Charan's The India House Set; Cast and Crew React
A massive water tank burst flooded the set of Ram Charan's The India House, injuring an assistant cameraman and several crew members. Lead actor Nikhil Siddhartha and producer Ram Charan praised the quick action of the crew that prevented greater harm. The incident has sparked an outpouring of support from fans and the film industry, emphasizing the need for improved set safety. Read More
India Today
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- India Today
No human damage: Actor Nikhil Siddhartha reacts after India House set accident
The set of Ram Charan-produced and Nikhil Siddhartha-starrer 'The India House' was flooded during the shoot when a water tank burst on Thursday. Now, Siddhartha has reacted to the incident, ensuring human safety. In his post on Friday, he expressed gratitude to the technical staff and the crew who took immediate the incident on X, Siddhartha called it a 'huge mishap'. He confirmed that there was no loss of life and detailed what happened. He wrote, 'We are all safe. Sometimes, in our quest to give the best cinematic experience, we take risks. Today we survived a huge mishap thanks to the Alert Crew and Precautions taken. We lost expensive equipment but by God's grace there was no human damage. #IndiaHouse (sic)."advertisementHere's his post: Photo: Screenshot of Nikhil's X post. Producer Abhishek Agarwal also confirmed the safety of everyone on set, writing, 'A mishap occurred on the sets of #TheIndiaHouse while shooting today. Everyone on the sets is safe and sound. Thank you for all your concern. #JaiMataDi (sic)."Ram Charan's production house re-tweeted posts by Nikhil and out the post here: Clips circulating online showcased the cast and crew screaming as water floods the sets of the upcoming film. Some are seen trying to escape the rush of water, while others attempt to save the equipment. The sudden flooding, caused by the bursting of a water tank, injured a few crew members. The video shows massive damage to the set, and shooting has now been disrupted.'The India House' is being directed by debutant Ram Vamsi Krishna and produced by Ram Charan and Abhishek Watch
Economic Times
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Economic Times
Ram Charan's ‘The India House' set gets suddenly flooded, crew injured. Video goes viral
The filming of The India House faced a major setback. A water tank burst during a scene near Shamshabad. The incident caused damage to props and equipment. An assistant cameraman was seriously injured. Other crew members also sustained injuries. Visuals of the accident are circulating online. The production team is yet to release an official statement. Tired of too many ads? Remove Ads What was supposed to be just another day of filming turned into a scene of real-life chaos on the sets of the much-awaited period drama The India House. Backed by global star Ram Charan and starring Nikhil Siddhartha, the film is making headlines—but not for the reasons the team hoped. A sudden and shocking on-set accident has left fans stunned, with dramatic visuals from the shoot now going viral across social to early reports by India Today, the crew was filming a scene near Shamshabad that involved a large water tank to simulate a sea backdrop. However, the tank unexpectedly burst, releasing a powerful surge of water across the set. The sudden flood damaged props and equipment and left crew members scrambling for safety. An assistant cameraman sustained serious injuries, while a few others were also reportedly hurt in the circulating online show the aftermath—drenched sets, toppled gear, and workers desperately trying to save whatever could be salvaged. The raw footage has since caught fire on social media, drawing concern from fans and industry insiders production team has not yet issued an official statement, and updates on the condition of the injured are still by debutant Ram Vamsi Krishna, The India House marks Ram Charan's first project as a producer. Also starring veteran actor Anupam Kher, the film is said to be a historical drama rooted in the Indian freedom struggle. With Nikhil Siddhartha donning a serious and intense avatar, the teaser has already piqued public interest, only adding to the buzz surrounding this unfortunate incident.
The Hindu
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- The Hindu
Water tank bursts on the sets of Ram Charan's production ‘The India House', crew members suffer injury
A water tank burst during the shoot of the upcoming movie The India House, produced by Telugu superstar Ram Charan. According to India Today, the unexpected flooding resulted several injuries on the sets of the movie. An assistant cameraman and other crew members are reported to be injured due to the incident. The filming was happening at a location near Shamshabad, Telangana. Apart from disrupting the shoot, the mishap is learnt to have cost massive damage to the sets. The film team has expectedly put the shooting on hold until the team assists the overall impact of the unfortunate incident. ALSO READ:Ram Charan's daughter Klin Kaara runs to his wax statue at Madame Tussauds in London, video goes viral Directed by Ram Vamsi Krishna, The India House stars Nikhil Siddhartha in the lead. Saiee Manjrekar and Anupam Kher are set to play important roles. Nikhil is known for films such as Karthikeya 2 (2022) and Spy (2023). The actor posted on X about the incident. 'We are all safe. Sometimes, in our quest to give the best cinematic experience, we take risks. Today, we survived a huge mishap thanks to the alert crew and precautions taken,' he wrote. We r all Safe 🙏🏽 Sometimes in our Quest to give the Best cinematic Experience we take Risks. Today we survived a Huge mishap thanks to the Alert Crew and Precautions taken. We lost Expensive Equipment but by gods grace there was no human damage 🙏🏽 #IndiaHousehttps:// — Nikhil Siddhartha (@actor_Nikhil) June 12, 2025 The filmis touted to be a period drama. Set in 1905, the film explores themes of love and revolution. Ram Charan has forayed into production with the movie under his banner V Mega Pictures. The actor is currently shooting for Peddi, a sports drama featuring Janhvi Kapoor and Shivarajkumar in pivotal roles. The Telugu movie is directed by Buchi Babu Sana.
Time of India
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Nikhil Siddhartha reacts to the water tank bursts accident at 'The India House' sets; Calls it a 'Huge mishap'
After the news of the major mishap that occurred during the shooting of an upcoming period drama 'The India House', starring and backed by . Nikhil confirmed the accident and assured fans that there was no loss of life. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now Nikhil Siddhartha reacts to the incident On X (formerly Twitter) he wrote, "We r all Safe. Sometimes in our Quest to give the Best cinematic Experience we take Risks. Today we survived a Huge mishap thanks to the Alert Crew and Precautions taken. We lost Expensive Equipment but by gods grace there was no human damage. #IndiaHouse." Backing Nikhil's reassurance, producer also issued a public note. He wrote, "A mishap occurred on the sets of #TheIndiaHouse while shooting today. Everyone on the sets is safe and sound. Thank you for all your concern. #JaiMataDi." Ram Charan's production house re-shared both Nikhil and Abhishek's updates. Viral videos show extent of flooding For the unversed, a water tank reportedly burst on Thursday at the film's set in Shamshabad, leading to sudden flooding and chaos. Videos capturing the incident have since gone viral on social media. In videos, the chaos following the burst can be clearly seen. Crew members are heard screaming and seen scrambling to escape the rapidly flooding set. Some are also spotted attempting to salvage expensive equipment. About 'The India House' 'The India House' marks the directorial debut of Ram Vamsi Krishna and is backed by Ram Charan and Abhishek Agarwal. The film, set against the backdrop of India's freedom struggle, stars Nikhil Siddhartha in the lead and also features veteran actor Anupam Kher.
