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They called it a ghost job. No name, no credit, no face — just the risk of flying cars and broken bones. After the recent death of stuntman S.M. Raju during a high-risk car flip, veteran stunt performer Sanober Pardiwalla joined us on the show. She’s been doing stunts since she was 12. Her latest film? Dunki. “Credit,” she says, “was never expected. We were never meant to be seen.” But slowly, that’s changing — and not a moment too soon. n18oc_shorts News18 Mobile App - https://onelink.to/desc-youtube
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