Actors Tiku Talsania and Manasi Parekh Face Legal Action Over Dangerous Bike Stunt
Actors Tiku Talsania and Manasi Parekh have found themselves in legal trouble after a video of them performing risky stunts on a moving bike in Ahmedabad went viral. The clip, meant to promote their upcoming Gujarati film Misri, has sparked widespread outrage and led to police action.
In one video, Manasi is seen recreating the famous Titanic pose while standing on a moving bike. Another shows veteran actor Tiku Talsania balancing himself on a bike while riding through a busy road. The stunts, shot amid regular traffic, raised serious concerns about road safety and responsible behavior by public figures.
Soon after the videos surfaced, the Ahmedabad Traffic Police shared an update on X (formerly Twitter), confirming that legal action had been taken. "In this case, on 30-10-2025, Crime Register No. 11191051250588/2025 has been registered at 'A' Division Traffic Police Station under BNS Section 281 and Motor Vehicles Act Sections 177 and 184 for recklessly and negligently driving vehicles at high speed on a public road in a manner endangering human life and performing stunts. Legal action has been initiated," the post read.
While the actors have not issued any statement yet, the internet remains divided. Some users slammed the act as 'irresponsible' and 'dangerous,' while others defended it as an overambitious promotional stunt that went wrong.
In one video, Manasi is seen recreating the famous Titanic pose while standing on a moving bike. Another shows veteran actor Tiku Talsania balancing himself on a bike while riding through a busy road. The stunts, shot amid regular traffic, raised serious concerns about road safety and responsible behavior by public figures.
Soon after the videos surfaced, the Ahmedabad Traffic Police shared an update on X (formerly Twitter), confirming that legal action had been taken. "In this case, on 30-10-2025, Crime Register No. 11191051250588/2025 has been registered at 'A' Division Traffic Police Station under BNS Section 281 and Motor Vehicles Act Sections 177 and 184 for recklessly and negligently driving vehicles at high speed on a public road in a manner endangering human life and performing stunts. Legal action has been initiated," the post read.
While the actors have not issued any statement yet, the internet remains divided. Some users slammed the act as 'irresponsible' and 'dangerous,' while others defended it as an overambitious promotional stunt that went wrong.
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