Priyanka Chopra condoles Halyna Hutchins' death: No one should die on a film set

Global star Priyanka Chopra Jonas, on Saturday, shared her condolences for cinematographer Halyna Hutchins, who misplaced her life as a result of prop gun firing incident on the set of 'Rust', which concerned Hollywood actor Alec Baldwin. During the manufacturing on 'Rust', Baldwin had fired what was described as a "prop firearm" on the Bonanza Creek Ranch in New Mexico, ensuing within the incident, the place Hutchins died and the film's director Joel Souza additionally obtained wounded.

Priyanka took to her Twitter deal with and shared a picture of the late cinematographer, and together with it shared a heartfelt observe. She wrote, "I'm so shook. I cannot imagine what everyone involved in this tragedy is feeling. There are no words. No one should die on a film set. Period. My heart goes out to Halyna Hutchins family and everyone who knew her."

At the time of the incident, Hutchins was transported by helicopter to the University of New Mexico Hospital in Albuquerque, the place she died. Souza was taken by ambulance to Christus St. Vincent Regional Medical Center in Santa Fe, the place he acquired emergency therapy for his accidents. He has subsequently left the hospital. Sources instructed a native newspaper that Baldwin was questioned by investigators following the incident.

However, no fees have but been filed in reference to the case, which is beneath investigation, Juan Rios, a spokesman for the sheriff's workplace, mentioned in a assertion, reported Fox News. Apart from Baldwin, 'Rust' additionally stars Frances Fisher, Jensen Ackles, Brady Noon and Travis Fimmel. In addition to that includes within the film, Baldwin is a co-producer on the upcoming undertaking.

New Mexico is a busy film location, and the Bonanza Creek Ranch has hosted productions together with 'Hostiles', 'Cowboys and Aliens', '3:10 to Yuma', 'Appaloosa' and 'Longmire'. Meanwhile, on the work entrance, Priyanka is busy taking pictures for her thriller web present 'Citadel', which is being created by Russo Brothers.