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on 2008/5/31 2:36:13
Chopper in which stunt director Sham Kaushal was shooting, crashes
Stunt director Sham Kaushal has no choice but to live on the edge.
Recently, while rehearsing for Himesh Reshammiya-starrer Karzzzz in Baramati, Sham had a close brush with death when the chopper he was in, came crashing down soon after it took off.
This happened when the actors were not on the sets and the unit was rehearsing.
Still shaken from the experience, Sham Kaushal says, "While rehearsing I was in a chopper along with a pilot and attendant. However, as soon as the chopper took off, it had some technical snag and came crashing down.
Thankfully, the chopper was not at a great height and so when we jumped from the chopper, we were all saved. The rehearsal was at the flying club in Baramati, where there were many small planes around us.
If the chopper had gone up any further, we would have definitely crashed into the parked planes, and then we would have been dead. We were just a few seconds away from death."
Recalling another near-fatal accident, four years ago, in which he had injured his intestines, Sham says, "This was my second brush with death. I thank God I was saved. The entire unit was shaken and is relieved at the miraculous escape."
Stunt director Sham Kaushal has no choice but to live on the edge.
Recently, while rehearsing for Himesh Reshammiya-starrer Karzzzz in Baramati, Sham had a close brush with death when the chopper he was in, came crashing down soon after it took off.
This happened when the actors were not on the sets and the unit was rehearsing.
Still shaken from the experience, Sham Kaushal says, "While rehearsing I was in a chopper along with a pilot and attendant. However, as soon as the chopper took off, it had some technical snag and came crashing down.
Thankfully, the chopper was not at a great height and so when we jumped from the chopper, we were all saved. The rehearsal was at the flying club in Baramati, where there were many small planes around us.
If the chopper had gone up any further, we would have definitely crashed into the parked planes, and then we would have been dead. We were just a few seconds away from death."
Recalling another near-fatal accident, four years ago, in which he had injured his intestines, Sham says, "This was my second brush with death. I thank God I was saved. The entire unit was shaken and is relieved at the miraculous escape."
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