In a tragic incident at Happy Bar Junction in Asgao, Goa, a rented Thar SUV drove at high speed and crashed into a hatchback car that was carrying a family of tourists from Bhopal. The collision was so severe that it led to the immediate death of 65-year-old Bhagatram Sharma, while two other passengers sustained minor injuries. Remarkably, a five-month-old baby in the car was unscathed, leading many to consider it a miracle. Eyewitnesses reported that the Thar was being driven by a young woman who lost control at the junction, highlighting the potential recklessness involved. Local residents have raised concerns about the actions of the young women in the Thar following the accident, alleging that they attempted to switch driver positions to evade responsibility for the crash. In light of the incident and its serious implications, the local police have initiated an investigation to establish the facts surrounding the collision. This incident has drawn attention not only due to the tragic loss of life but also because of the broader implications of road safety and accountability among tourists. The accident occurred while the Sharma family was enjoying a trip to Goa, a popular tourist destination. Their vehicle was completely mangled by the force of the impact, indicating the severity of the crash. Upon hearing the crash, local residents immediately rushed to the scene to assist, reflecting the community’s readiness to help in such tragic situations. This incident serves as a stark reminder of the dangers posed by speeding vehicles, especially in busy tourist areas where families are trying to enjoy their holidays and the importance of responsible driving practices among tourists and renters alike.