Fire Accident in Mumbai: Terrible fire broke out in Mumbai Film City, many shooting sets burnt to ashes

Fire Accident in Mumbai: A major accident took place in Mumbai’s famous Film City on Monday (5 October). It is being told that a massive fire broke out in Mumbai’s Film City due to which many shooting sets were burnt and destroyed. The fire was so intense that black smoke rising from the spot was visible from a long distance. Several videos of the incident have surfaced on social media, in which a part of the set can be seen surrounded by flames.

According to media reports, a massive fire suddenly broke out on the set of the TV reality show ‘Pati Patni Aur Panga 2’ on Monday. Later, the fire is said to spread towards a set near ‘Hustle 5’.

However, official information about how far the fire spread and the extent of damage caused to both the sets has not been revealed yet. It is a matter of relief that at present there is no news of anyone being injured or losing life.

Videos of fire surfaced on social media
After the incident, many videos of the fire are going viral on social media. In a video, strong flames are seen rising from a part of the set, while the entire area is seen surrounded by clouds of black smoke.

In the video, some people are seen standing at a distance from the incident site. An atmosphere of chaos was visible among the people present there. Film City houses the sets of many TV and entertainment productions simultaneously. In such a situation, after the news of fire came to light, concern regarding the safety of other sets has also increased.

No news of any casualties
There is no news of any injury or death in this incident so far. However, considering the seriousness of the fire, the administration and concerned teams are assessing the entire matter.

The cause of the fire was not known
At present the exact cause of the fire has not been revealed. Information about what caused the fire on the set and how much time it took to control it has not been officially revealed.

The damage caused by the fire is yet to be assessed. At present, no information has been given about how the production work has been affected due to the incident.

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