Hold onto your popcorn, folks, because the set of Ayushmann Khurrana’s new movie, ‘Pati Patni Aur Woh 2,’ recently saw some real-life drama. While filming in Prayagraj, a video making the rounds online shows crew members getting into a heated scuffle. It wasn’t part of the script, but a direct confrontation with local residents.
Viral Video Shows Set Scuffle
This chaotic clip first surfaced on Reddit, shared by a local person who captured the incident. The footage clearly shows the film crew on a vehicle. Suddenly, two or three locals approach them. They begin hitting someone from the film team. The crew wasn’t having it, as they quickly pushed back, leading to a full-blown argument and physical altercation. This raw footage was shot by a resident of Prayagraj, adding a unique, unfiltered perspective to what happened.
Fight During Shooting of Pati Patni aur Wo 2
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Ayushmann and Sara’s On-Screen Tiff?
But wait, there’s more! Another video from the ‘Pati Patni Aur Woh 2’ set also went viral. This clip features lead stars Sara Ali Khan and Ayushmann Khurrana themselves. In the footage, Sara appears visibly upset with Ayushmann while they are both sitting in a car. She then steps out of the vehicle, looking quite agitated. While it certainly looks intense, many believe this was actually part of a scene they were shooting for the movie. It might just be an early peek at their on-screen chemistry – or perhaps, their dramatic conflict!
Wifey Patni Sara Angry with Her in Pati Patni aur wo 2 Shooting
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Social Media Reacts to the Drama
Naturally, these behind-the-scenes clips got a lot of people talking on Reddit. The comment sections exploded with opinions and observations. One user quipped that this is exactly why “Bollywood people don’t shoot on real locations anymore.” Another person questioned the production team, asking, “How were they shooting without proper security?” And then there was the user who humorously commented, “Youth of Prayagraj making the city proud,” perhaps with a touch of playful irony. It just goes to show how quickly news from film sets can grab everyone’s attention and spark lively discussions.
