Meghan Trainor turned heads at the Billboard Women in Music 2025 event, looking unrecognisable after her dramatic weight loss. The singer opened up about her music and more. Watch the video to know more. bollywood news | entertainment news live | latest bollywood news | bollywood | news18 | n18oc_moviesLiked the video? Please press the thumbs up icon and leave a comment. Subscribe to Showsha YouTube channel and never miss a video: https://www.youtube.com/c/SHOWSHAIndiaFollow Showsha on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/showsha_/Follow Showsha on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/showshaFollow Showsha on X: https://x.com/news18showshaFollow Showsha on Snapchat: https://snapchat.com/t/6YeotZeyMore entertainment and lifestyle news and updates on:https://www.news18.com/entertainment

The Lamborghini Huracan that hit two labourers in Noida yesterday is owned by a YouTuber, but was being driven by a luxury car dealer considering buying the vehicle. Ajmer resident Deepak, who was driving the car at the time of the accident, has been nabbed and the vehicle seized. The two labourers have suffered leg injuries, but are out of danger, officials have said. This crash adds to the alarming trend of recklessly driven luxury cars featuring in road accidents.

A Close Shave

According to the FIR, Jharkhand labourers Dijna Ravidas and Shambhu Kumar sat yesterday on a roadside in Noida’s Sector 94 after a long day. Suddenly, a speeding luxury car ran them over. The shocking accident brought other labourers running to the spot. A viral video shows one of them opening the car door and asking the driver, “Have you learnt too many stunts? You know people have died?” To this, the driver replies, “Koi mar gaya idhar? (someone died here?)”. He then steps out of the car as others shout, “call the police”. The driver is heard saying “halka sa race diya (I accelerated lightly”. The labourers were then rushed to a hospital.

A YouTuber Connection

The high-end car, with a Pondicherry registration number, is owned by Mridul Tiwari, a YouTuber whose handle is TheMridul. The influencer makes funny videos and his YouTube page has nearly 19 million subscribers. The YouTuber reportedly wanted to sell off the luxury car and had spoken to Deepak. Deepak took out the car for a test drive and lost control, leading to the accident. Deepak has been taken into custody. Since Mridul was not driving, no offence will likely be made out against him.

Another Luxury Car Mishap

The Noida incident is the latest crash involving a luxury car. In May last year, a Porsche driven by a teen rammed into a bike in Pune, killing two software engineers. In December, a woman died in Mumbai when a speeding BMW hit the scooter she and her husband were riding. Last November, a drunk driver lost control of an Audi and rammed it into several vehicles. Drunk driving has emerged as a major talking point over the past couple of years, as precious lives continue to be lost due to reckless hands behind the wheel.

Bruised and struggling to speak, one of the labourers has narrated the moment he was hit by a speeding Lamborghini in Noida yesterday. It was speeding at 300 kmph, he claimed while another labourer said he had spotted the sports car before being hit, but they didn’t get enough time to move away.

The two labourers were sitting on the roadside when the red Lamborghini Huracan hit them and rammed a tree in Sector 94 last evening. They were thrown away in the impact. The labourers were taken to a nearby hospital and are now recovering.

The Puducherry-registered Lamborghini belongs to YouTuber Mridul Tiwari, who has over 18.7 million subscribers. Deepak, a car dealer, was at its wheels during the crash and has been taken into custody. Initial reports suggest the owner was selling the car and the dealer had come to inspect it before buying.

“The car was being driven at a speed of 300 kmph. We were thrown away into a drain,” one of the labourers told Republic TV from the hospital bed.

The police haven’t said anything about the car’s speed yet.

Speaking to news agency ANI, another said, “We two were sitting there. He (the driver) was driving like a crazy person. By the time we could move, it ran over my legs. I got injuries on my face also. We were not able to run.”

A video showed workers wearing safety helmets and orange jackets running towards the car after the crash. On being asked if the driver knew how many people had died in the accident, he stepped out and asked, “Koi mar gaya hai idhar (Did anyone die here)?”

Others in the background could be heard saying “Call the cops”.

“I gently pressed race (accelerator),” he was heard pleading with the crowd that had gathered.

The police have found he was not drunk during the incident, reports suggest.