Kangana Ranaut has been in US since the past one week shooting for her upcoming flick 'Simran' directed by Hansal Mehta.
On October 12th, Kangana and some Unit Members met with an accident. The incident took place when they were returning to their hotel in Atlanta from the shoot that happened outside Georgia.
Driver of the vehicle was driving in the fast-moving traffic lane. All of a sudden, He began coughing and wasn't in a position to drive. Soon, Kangana's bodyguard who was sitting next to the driver tried to control the vehicle. The car crashed into three of the highway lanes before crashing into an iron fence. Though its a panic situation and all of them were scared, Luckily none of them suffered serious injuries. Kangana received scratch marks on her forehead and elbows. Even her Team Members have had few minor injuries.
Soon after the accident, Local Police rushed to the spot. Kangana took good care of everyone and they have been to the hospital for necessary check-ups. The actress began shoot the very next day and received all the praise for her professionalism.
On October 12th, Kangana and some Unit Members met with an accident. The incident took place when they were returning to their hotel in Atlanta from the shoot that happened outside Georgia.
Driver of the vehicle was driving in the fast-moving traffic lane. All of a sudden, He began coughing and wasn't in a position to drive. Soon, Kangana's bodyguard who was sitting next to the driver tried to control the vehicle. The car crashed into three of the highway lanes before crashing into an iron fence. Though its a panic situation and all of them were scared, Luckily none of them suffered serious injuries. Kangana received scratch marks on her forehead and elbows. Even her Team Members have had few minor injuries.
Soon after the accident, Local Police rushed to the spot. Kangana took good care of everyone and they have been to the hospital for necessary check-ups. The actress began shoot the very next day and received all the praise for her professionalism.