Kangana Ranaut responds to Alec Baldwin accidentally shooting film crew, ‘This is horrible’

Kangana Ranaut has reacted to Alec Baldwin’s use of a pretend gun to accidentally kill his film’s cinematographer and injure the director.

In response to Hollywood actor Alec Baldwin’s pretend pistol shooting incident, Kangana Ranaut has sent a letter. She has urged the Indian film industry to exercise caution when it comes to preventing set accidents.

Kangana shared a post about Alec Baldwin on her Instagram Stories and wrote, “This is so horrible!! Note for all the people working in films, dealing with various stunts, weapons and explosives… your mistakes can cause someone their life… tragic.”

She wrote a note as well on her Instagram Stories. It read, “Today two people were shot on a film set one of them died immediately… like other leading actors, I too have had many accidents while filming stunts … some of them were near death experiences and mostly it was someone else’s carelessness … many stuntmen and occasionally actors die on film sets every year… This is so wrong … in Indian films action protocols prep and execution is even more primitive … Hope our film bodies look in to it and prevent such mishaps…”

In the moments before Alec Baldwin fatally shot a cinematographer on the set of Rust, an assistant director unintentionally handed him a loaded firearm and told him it was safe to use, according to court records revealed Friday.

When Baldwin pulled the trigger on the set of a Western on Thursday, the gun was loaded with live ammunition, and he killed cinematographer Halyna Hutchins. According to the records, director Joel Souza, who was standing behind her, was injured.