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Nikhil Siddhartha reassured fans after a water tank burst on the set of 'The India House,' flooding the location. The actor praised the crew's quick response, preventing injuries despite equipment damage. The film, produced by Ram Charan, is a pan-Indian historical drama starring Nikhil and Anupam Kher. The incident highlights the risks taken to deliver high-quality cinematic experiences.

Key Points: Nikhil Siddhartha Safe After Water Mishap on Ram Charan's India House Set

  • Water tank burst floods 'The India House' set near Shamshabad
  • No human injuries but expensive equipment lost
  • Nikhil Siddhartha and crew praised for safety measures
  • Ram Charan produces the pan-Indian historical drama
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We survived a huge mishap: Nikhil Siddhartha confirms everyone is safe after water flooding incident on Ram Charan's 'The India House' set

Nikhil Siddhartha confirms safety after a water tank burst on 'The India House' set, thanking the crew for quick response. No injuries reported.

"We survived a Huge mishap thanks to the Alert Crew and Precautions taken. – Nikhil Siddhartha"

Hyderabad, June 12

Actor Nikhil Siddhartha has confirmed that the 'The India House' crew is "safe" following the "mishap" on the film set.

Sharing the viral video of the accident on the sets of his upcoming film, produced by Ram Charan, he wrote on X, "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"

Nikhil confirmed the news in his post by sharing the video that is going viral on social media.

According to reports, the accident on the film's sets happened when a massive water tank, set up near Shamshabad to shoot ocean scenes, reportedly burst, flooding the entire location.

https://x.com/actor_Nikhil/status/1933034810521559530

Producer Abhishek Agarwal also confirmed the mishap and 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"

https://x.com/AbhishekOfficl/status/1932867265491525840

Speaking of The India House, the pan-Indian historical drama will star Nikhil Siddhartha (of Karthikeya 2 fame) in the lead role, with Anupam Kher portraying the prominent character.

Directed by Ram Vamsi Krishna, the film is being produced by 'RRR' star Ram Charan. The film is slated for a mega release this year.

- ANI

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Priya K.
Thank God everyone is safe! Equipment can be replaced but lives cannot. Shows how dangerous filmmaking can be behind the scenes. Hope they take extra precautions now 🙏 #SafetyFirst
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Rahul S.
Saw the viral video - scary stuff! Our film crews work so hard to create magic on screen. Salute to their dedication. Can't wait to see The India House after all this effort!
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Ananya M.
This is why we need better safety regulations in Indian film industry. Hollywood has strict protocols, we should learn from them. No film is worth risking lives! 😤
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Vikram J.
Ram Charan producing, Nikhil Siddhartha acting, Anupam Kher supporting - this film has dream team! The accident is unfortunate but glad team is safe. Hope insurance covers equipment loss.
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Sanjay P.
After Karthikeya 2, Nikhil is becoming pan-India star. Good to see South films getting national recognition. Hope this incident doesn't delay the release - excited for historical drama!
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Neha T.
Why not shoot actual ocean scenes at real locations instead of risky water tanks? Our Indian coastline is beautiful. Anyway, glad no one was hurt. Jai Mata Di indeed!
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Karan R.
Shows the pressure on teams to deliver big-scale visuals post RRR/Pushpa success. But safety can't be compromised. Hope producers invest in better infrastructure. Wishing speedy recovery to project!

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