Highway to Hell
Synopsis
Six Maruti cars and six Yamaha bikes perform high-risk stunts in a circular wooden structure known as the "well of death" in northern India.
Synopsis
Maroof, a mechanic from Sambhal, has spent twenty-five years performing stunts in the "well of death," a circular wooden structure where drivers navigate high-speed challenges. Alongside fellow mechanics like Muhammad Raees and Mohammed Umar, he entertains crowds while reflecting on their lives and the risks involved in their craft. The documentary captures their passion for performance, the struggles of their families, and the cultural significance of their work in northern India.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet Mohammed Umar, the ticket seller at the well of death.
- See Maroof reflect on his 25 years of dangerous performances.
- Find out why Muhammad Raees prefers the well over regular roads.
Did You Know
- Mohammed Umar sells tickets for the show at just Rs 50 each.
- Maroof has been performing in the well of death for twenty-five years.
- Muhammad Raees describes the well as a 40-feet-wide road with less risk than regular roads.
- The performers have been driving in the well for the last thirty years.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the ticket price for the show at the well of death?
The ticket price for the show is Rs 50.
How long has Maroof been performing at the well of death?
Maroof has been performing at the well of death for twenty-five years.
What is the width of the road where the performers drive?
The road where the performers drive is 40 feet wide.
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