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Bhojpuri Actress Sanjana Pandey Narrowly Escapes Fire Accident on Set of Horror-Comedy 'Bhootni Ka Badla'

Wardrobe Catches Fire During High-Risk Scene in Uttar Pradesh; Crew Promptly Extinguishes Blaze to Rescue Sanjana Pandey Unharmed Alongside Co-Stars Arvind Akela Kallu and Pooja Ganguly

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Entertainment Desk • 4 Oct • 2 min read

Bhojpuri Actress Sanjana Pandey Narrowly Escapes Fire Accident on Set of Horror-Comedy 'Bhootni Ka Badla'
Bhojpuri actress Sanjana Pandey on location during the filming of Bhootni Ka Badla.

Bhojpuri film actress Sanjana Pandey narrowly escaped uninjured after a major fire broke out on the sets of her upcoming horror-comedy film Bhootni Ka Badla during outdoor shooting in Uttar Pradesh, India.

The incident occurred during the filming of a dramatic sequence involving controlled flames. According to production staff, sudden high winds caused the fire to spread rapidly, catching Sanjana Pandey's wardrobe ablaze while she was standing near the shooting setup. The unexpected surge created panic across the location, but production crew members acted quickly, pouring water over the flames and pulling the actress to safety before injuries occurred. Expressing relief following the rescue, Sanjana Pandey confirmed she was safe and commended the crew's rapid response, adding that the team remains committed to delivering a compelling cinematic experience. Directed as a multi-starrer horror-comedy, Bhootni Ka Badla also features Bhojpuri actors Arvind Akela Kallu, Pooja Ganguly, and Mahi Srivastava in key roles.

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