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Dehradun: Nightclub Fire Stunt Goes Wrong, Two Bartenders Injured | ABP News

A fire-breathing stunt at Circle Club in Dehradun turned dangerous on Saturday night, injuring two bartenders and causing panic among hundreds of partygoers. The performers were using alcohol to create flames when the act backfired, leaving both with severe burns on their faces. Thankfully, the crowded club managed to evacuate without further injuries. Following the incident, a video of the stunt went viral on social media, prompting the Dehradun Police to intervene. The club management was fined Rs 10,000 and issued a strict warning to prevent such hazardous stunts in the future. Officials emphasized the risk such acts pose in crowded venues.

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