Emiway Bantai Hurts Himself in a Freak Accident During Song Shoot
Rapper Bilal Shaikh, popularly known by his stage name Emiway Bantai, met with an unfortunate accident on the set of his next song (yet to be released) while shooting for a stunt.
As seen in a viral video, he was inside a moving SUV when he tumbled out face-first from the vehicle.
Details of the Incident
- Emiway Bantai was shooting a stunt for his new song.
- A now-viral video shows the rapper falling head-first from a moving vehicle after he lost his balance as the car jolted.
- In the video, the rapper is seen sitting on the window of a moving car.
- Actor Divyenndu was present, busy shooting for his next song during the incident.
- As soon as Emiway fell from the moving SUV, the camera person sprinted towards him and quickly relocated him to a safe place.
Fan Reactions and Concerns
- Within minutes of the footage going viral, followers of rapper Bilal Shaikh took to social media:
- Warned him to be careful and not risk his life for music videos.
- Praised his commitment to his craft and wished him well.
Footage Shared by Emiway
In the clip shared by Emiway Bantai on his YouTube channel, he can be seen:
- Running up to a huge Toyota car in Sharjah.
- Suddenly popping out of the left rear window while the driver curves around an empty road.
- The car turns abruptly, causing Emiway to be ejected through the window.
Social Media Caption
“Stunt Gone Wrong (Day to day with Emiway) Ep. 3 Full episode is now up on my YouTube channel,”
— Emiway Bantai on Instagram
Fan Comments
Fans didn’t waste time sharing their reactions:
- “Oh? That’s right he fell down while they are doing stunts behind this beautiful video. A lot of hard work but he did it for us. And yea, AlHamdulillah, he is safe now. It’s our turn to show our love & support.”
- “Itna dedication mat laao lala, ki jaan chali jaaye.”
(Translation: “Don’t bring so much dedication, brother, that it costs you your life.”)
Conclusion
While fans appreciate Emiway Bantai’s dedication to his craft, many urge him to prioritize safety and avoid life-threatening risks for music videos.
