YRF's Supporting Artistes, Dressed As Terrorists, Mistaken For Militants By An Ex-BSF Jawan
Two actors named Balram Jinwala, 23, and Arbaz Khan, 20, who were shooting for a Yash Raj Film, starring Hrithik Roshan and Tiger Shroff in the lead roles have been booked along with the production house for creating chaos as they were roaming on roads in their costumes and arms, resulting in being mistaken for militants
Two actors named Balram Jinwala, 23, and Arbaz Khan, 20, who were shooting for a Yash Raj Film, starring Hrithik Roshan and Tiger Shroff in lead roles, have landed in trouble as they were dressed as terrorists, and were spotted by an ex-BSF jawan at a pan bidi shop at Vasai's Ambadi Road. The duo, who was shooting for the yet-to-be titled film, were mistaken for militants, due to their costumes. And this resulted in a massive police chase on Monday afternoon, reports Mid-day.
Ex-BSF jawan named Anil Mahajan, who currently works as a security guard for a bank in Vasai, was shocked to see the two men dressed as Kashmiri militants with one of them sporting a bullet pouch on his belt. The alert ex-jawan didn’t wait long and called the police immediately. After knowing that they looked like militants for a film’s shoot, the YRF actor have been booked along with the production staff for violating the permit to shoot in the area.
Talking about the incident to Mid-day, the ex-BSF jawan said, “They were tall, healthy and were wearing military shoes. They had warpaint on and their heads were covered with a bandana. One of them had a long beard and was carrying a pouch of bullets on his belt. They bought cigarettes from the shop, crossed the road and disappeared. I have worked for the Border Security Force and have seen many terrorists in Kashmir and other areas who look similar. I first called a relative in Nashik who is a cop, who gave me the number of the Palghar police control."
While Balram Jinwala, the actor said, “As we were heading for the shoot I felt the urge to smoke and told the driver to stop at a pan bidi shop. The driver refused and I wish I had listened to him. We suddenly realised that people around were staring. I got scared and explained that we were in costume and headed for a shoot. We left the spot quickly." Mid-day report further states, after sometime, the cops landed up at the set and arrested a shocked Jinwala and Khan. He concluded, “I have paid a heavy price for my addiction, I have lost my job and now have a police case against me. This is a big lesson for me."
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Ex-BSF jawan named Anil Mahajan, who currently works as a security guard for a bank in Vasai, was shocked to see the two men dressed as Kashmiri militants with one of them sporting a bullet pouch on his belt. The alert ex-jawan didn’t wait long and called the police immediately. After knowing that they looked like militants for a film’s shoot, the YRF actor have been booked along with the production staff for violating the permit to shoot in the area.
Talking about the incident to Mid-day, the ex-BSF jawan said, “They were tall, healthy and were wearing military shoes. They had warpaint on and their heads were covered with a bandana. One of them had a long beard and was carrying a pouch of bullets on his belt. They bought cigarettes from the shop, crossed the road and disappeared. I have worked for the Border Security Force and have seen many terrorists in Kashmir and other areas who look similar. I first called a relative in Nashik who is a cop, who gave me the number of the Palghar police control."
While Balram Jinwala, the actor said, “As we were heading for the shoot I felt the urge to smoke and told the driver to stop at a pan bidi shop. The driver refused and I wish I had listened to him. We suddenly realised that people around were staring. I got scared and explained that we were in costume and headed for a shoot. We left the spot quickly." Mid-day report further states, after sometime, the cops landed up at the set and arrested a shocked Jinwala and Khan. He concluded, “I have paid a heavy price for my addiction, I have lost my job and now have a police case against me. This is a big lesson for me."
Image Source:Indian Defence Review
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