Actor Malaika Arora was rushed to hospital after her Range Rover was involved in a pileup
As reported by HT, popular actor Malaika Arora received minor injuries after her Range Rover was involved in a multi-car pile-up earlier today. She was rushed to Apollo Hospital immediately after the mishap.As per the police, Malaika suffered minor injuries in the crash, while her luxury SUV seems to have sustained some superficial damage to its front and rear end. An FIR has been lodged to investigate the reason for the accident.
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“The accident happened at the 38km point on Mumbai-Pune expressway which is an accident prone area. Three vehicles rammed onto each other and all three vehicles have received damages. The motorists drove away immediately after the accident and hence what kind of injuries have been received is not clear. We are told that all have received very minor injuries,” police inspector Shirish Pawar from Khopoli police station said.
Malaika Arora’s blue Range Rover was sandwiched between two tourist vehicles in this mishap. “We have received registration number of all the three cars and now we would contact the owners to understand what had actually happened. Currently we have made a mention of the incident and a FIR will be registered after investigating how the accident happened and who was at fault,” assistant police inspector Haresh Kalsekar from Khopoli police station said.
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Malaika Arora was returning in her Range Rover from a fashion event that was held earlier today. Malaika has been in the limelight for her split with husband Arbaaz Khan and relationship with Arjun Kapoor.
She has won accolades for her dance numbers like Chaiyaa Chaiyaa, Munni Badnam and others.
