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Kamal escapes fire

Superstar Kamal Haasan had his fans in a fit of panic early Saturday morning

Updated At : 06:56 AM Apr 09, 2017 IST

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Superstar Kamal Haasan had his fans in a fit of panic early Saturday morning. The actor was caught in an accidental fire at his residence in Alwarpet and his staff had apparently rescued him from the flames. He ensured that no one was hurt during the rescue, though he had inhaled some of the smoke from the fire.

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The actor tweeted, “Thanks to my staff. Escaped a fire at my house. Lungs full of smoke, I climbed down from the third floor. I am safe. No one hurt. Goodnight.”

His followers went crazy and immediately after his post popped up on his wall in Twitter and many replies of concerns and prayers started lining up.

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