Two crew members of film 'Pushpa 2' injured in bus accident in Telangana
Two film crew members of actor Allu Arjun starrer Pushpa 2 The Rule, sustained minor injuries when a private bus they were travelling in was involved in a road accident in Nalgonda district of Telangana on Wednesday, police said.The incident happened at around 5.30 AM when the private bus rammed into a state-run RTC bus at Narketpally which was stationary on the roadside due to breakdown, they said.
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Two film crew members of actor Allu Arjun starrer ''Pushpa 2: The Rule'', sustained minor injuries when a private bus they were travelling in was involved in a road accident in Nalgonda district of Telangana on Wednesday, police said.
The incident happened at around 5.30 AM when the private bus rammed into a state-run RTC bus at Narketpally which was stationary on the roadside due to breakdown, they said. The film's team members were returning to Hyderabad after completion of shooting from Odisha-border, police said adding that around 20 people were travelling in the private bus when the accident happened. The private bus rammed into the RTC bus from the rear when a mechanic was repairing the vehicle, following which two persons in the private bus suffered minor injuries, a police official said, adding that no one was inside the RTC bus at the time of the accident. The injured were taken to a hospital and later they left for Hyderabad, the official said. A case was registered against the private bus driver, the official added. Directed by Sukumar, ''Pushpa 2: The Rule'' is the sequel to ''Pushpa 1: The Rise''.
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