Make-Up Artist Of Akshay Kumar And Tiger Shroff's Bade Miyan Chote Miyan Suffers Leopard Attack

According to reports, Shravan Vishwakarma, the make-up artist for Akshay Kumar and Tiger Shroff's next film Bade Miyan Chote Miyan, was recently attacked by a leopard. The 27-year-old was riding his bike back from dropping off a friend from the shoot when his bike crashed with a leopard. He stated that his therapy is being handled by the producing company.

Bade Miyan Chote Miyan, directed by Ali Abbas Zafar, starring Akshay and Tiger, as well as Malayalam actor Prithviraj Sukumaran. Janhvi Kapoor is reportedly in the film, which is now under production. According to the media, Shravan is now being treated in a hospital. Talking about the incident, the makeup artist told the media, “I had come to drop my friend from the bike. It was a little further from the shoot location and a pig crossed the road. I thought of getting out of there quickly. As soon as I increased the speed of the bike, I saw that a leopard was running after the pig. My bike collided with the leopard. After that, all I remember is that I fell from the bike and the leopard was roaming around me, then I don't remember anything. I had been unconscious. Later people probably came and took me to the doctor.” Suresh Shyamlal Gupta, President of All India Cine Workers urged the government to take serious measures. He told the media, "Realising the seriousness of the matter, I have also tagged the Chief Minister. And (I have) told them that such an incident has happened many times. I demand to know who will guarantee the safety from the leopard that comes again and again in Film City, where thousands of shoots take place. I want the government to pay attention to this matter. Filmcity has been built on three hundred acres. If you visit here at night, there is no facility of even street lights. There is a lack of lights and because of this accidents are happening continuously. The matter is near the helipad area, where the shooting of Akshay's film was going on.”