Updated 15 March 2026 at 18:51 IST

Mid-Night Reel Turns Into Fatal Tragedy: 2 Dead After Speeding Verna Loses Control

A late-night attempt to shoot a speeding social media reel turned fatal when a Hyundai Verna, reportedly racing at 120 kmph, crashed, leaving two people dead. The incident has sparked renewed concerns over dangerous reel culture and reckless driving on Indian roads.

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Mid-Night Reel Turns Into Fatal Tragedy: 2 Dead After Speeding Verna Loses Control
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New Delhi: In a chilling incident that has come to light, a high-speed car crash claimed two young men's lives after they were driving at high speed and making reels and later crashed in Gujarat's Jetpur on Saturday. 

The incident occurred when a speeding Hyundai Verna, reportedly travelling at 120 kmph, lost control and slammed into a roadside structure while the occupants were allegedly filming a video for social media.

The Final Reel

The victims, identified as Avadh Tiwari and a companion, were reportedly recording their high-speed midnight drive through the city. 

Moments before the tragedy struck, Tiwari posted a video on his Instagram story showing the sedan’s speedometer climbing steadily toward 120 kmph.

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In the footage, which has since gone viral, loud music was heard in the background as the car weaves through relatively empty streets. 

Investigators believe the distraction of using a phone while driving at such high speed led the driver to lose focus, causing the vehicle to skid during a sharp turn.

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A Scene of Devastation

Witnesses at the scene described a thundering voice that echoed through the quiet neighbourhood. The impact was so severe that the white Hyundai Verna was reduced to a destroyed wreck of metal.

The car reportedly hit a concrete pillar before spinning out of control. Emergency services arrived within minutes, but the structural integrity of the vehicle had been destroyed, pinning the occupants inside. Both men were declared dead on arrival at the hospital.

The Growing "Reel" Menace

Authorities have expressed growing concern about the speeding reel trend, where young drivers film themselves breaking traffic laws to gain followers. 

Police have registered a case and are analysing the digital footprint of the victims to piece together the exact timeline of the crash. 

Also Read: On CCTV, Speeding Scorpio Mows Down Woman in Navi Mumbai, Drags Her Under Vehicle
 

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Published By : Namya Kapur

Published On: 15 March 2026 at 18:39 IST