A pall of gloom has descended upon the sets of the Tamil film “Sardar 2” following the tragic death of stuntman Ezhumalai. Ezhumalai succumbed to his injuries on July 17th after falling from a height of 20 feet while filming an action sequence.
This heart-wrenching incident has reignited discussions about safety protocols and working conditions for stunt performers in the Indian film industry.
According to reports, Ezhumalai was performing a critical scene for the movie when the accident occurred. Sources close to the production revealed, “Ezhumalai was filming an action sequence that involved him jumping from a significant height. Unfortunately, something went wrong during the stunt, and he fell from a height of approximately 20 feet.”
The severity of the fall resulted in Ezhumalai sustaining serious injuries. He was rushed to a nearby hospital for emergency medical attention. Despite the best efforts of medical personnel, Ezhumalai succumbed to his injuries. The news of his passing sent shockwaves through the film’s cast and crew.
Karthi, the lead actor of “Sardar 2,” mourns the death of Ezhumalai.. He stated, “Devastated to hear about the passing away of Ezhumalai. Words cannot express my grief. My heartfelt condolences to his family. ” Director P.S. Mithran also issued a statement offering his deepest sympathies to Ezhumalai’s family and loved ones.
Following the tragedy, filming for “Sardar 2” has been halted indefinitely. The Chennai Police have launched an investigation into the incident to determine the cause of the fall and whether proper safety measures were in place.
Ezhumalai’s death has sparked outrage among stunt performers and film technicians in India. Many have spoken out about the risks associated with stunt work and the need for stricter regulations to ensure the safety of stunt personnel.
This tragic incident has cast a shadow over the Tamil film industry and the entire film fraternity. It serves as a stark reminder of the inherent dangers associated with stunt work and the importance of prioritizing safety on film sets.
The industry is now grappling with the question of how to ensure the well-being of stunt performers while still delivering high-octane action sequences for audiences.
Ezhumalai’s death is a loss not only to his family and friends but also to the entire film community. In the wake of this tragedy, the film industry has a responsibility to learn from this incident and implement stricter safety measures to prevent such heartbreaking losses in the future.
