Akshay Kumar and Twinkle Khanna safe after convoy meets accident in Juhu, Mumbai
In this special report, we will look at the news of Bollywood actor Akshay Kumar’s convoy meeting with an accident in Juhu area of Mumbai. The incident took place around 9 pm when a Mercedes car allegedly sped away and collided with an auto rickshaw, which then collided with an Innova in the actor’s convoy. Speaking on the development, Sana said, ‘Akshay Kumar’s fans are completely worried for his safety, but thankfully he and his wife, who were in the other car just ahead of the Innova that was affected in the accident, are absolutely safe.’ While the actor, his wife Twinkle Khanna and their children are safe, the auto driver and a passenger were injured and taken for medical aid. Local police have reached the spot and started investigating the collision, which was reportedly aggravated due to traffic and double parking issues on Juhu roads. No official statement has been issued by the actor’s team yet.
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