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Abhishek Aishwarya Trapped At Athirapally Waterfalls?

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If you don't know about Athirapalli Waterfalls, its one of the most scenic waterfall in India and considered to be an Indian Niagara Falls.

Abhishek Bachchan and Aishwarya Rai Bachchan failed to return to their hotel just after shooting for their new film Ravan on Wednesday evening after an elephant went out of control and killed its mahout.

The incident, which occurred after the shooting around 5 pm in Athirapally waterfalls area, blocked the road at nearby Athirapally forest area of Kerala's [ Images ] Thrissur district.

Kunju, the elephant, stood in the middle of the road, thus, obstructing the traffic to move through the road.

As per the latest information Kunju had been controlled by chaining it veterinary doctors were on their way from Thrissur to attend the disgruntled elephant, possibly to tranquillise it.


The killed mahout was Andavan, aged 51.

Ravan is being shot in Hindi and Tamil at the thick forests near the waterfalls. Abhishek plays the lead role in the Hindi version while Tamil actor Vikram plays the lead role in regional version, with Aishwarya being the heroine in both versions of the film.


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