Bigg Boss Kannada fame Rajat Kishen faces backlash after his 'explosion’ Stunt goes viral

Former Bigg Boss Kannada contestant Rajat Kishan has sparked fresh outrage after a viral video allegedly showed him performing a dangerous stunt resembling a petrol bomb explosion while filming a social media reel.

According to circulating footage, Rajat, popularly known as Bujji, appears to be filling petrol into a plastic cover before triggering an explosion-like act on a public road. The video, widely shared across platforms, has raised serious concerns about public safety and the growing trend of risky content creation without adequate precautions.

Dangerous act in public space

The incident is believed to have occurred on a roadside, although the exact time and location remain unverified. Visuals from the viral clip show a sudden burst resembling an explosion in an open area, prompting alarm over the potential risk to passersby. The absence of visible safety measures has drawn criticism from both authorities and the public.

Pattern of controversies

This is not the first time Rajat has been at the center of controversy. Past reports suggest his involvement in similar reckless acts, including filming reels with weapons and creating panic in public spaces, episodes that had reportedly invited police attention earlier.

Police monitoring, possible action

Following the video’s circulation, police social media monitoring teams have reportedly taken note of the incident and initiated inquiries to trace its origin. Authorities are likely to examine whether laws related to public safety, unlawful handling of flammable materials, and endangering lives have been violated.

Public backlash intensifies

The video has triggered widespread backlash online, with users condemning the act as irresponsible and dangerous. Many have called for stricter enforcement against individuals who perform hazardous stunts for views and engagement on social media.

As investigations continue, the episode has reignited debate over accountability in digital content creation and the need for clearer boundaries when public safety is at stake.