A 24-year-old man riding without a helmet died on the spot after a high-speed collision in Chennai on Sunday night. The accident was captured by a nearby CCTV camera.

The victim, Alagesan, a motorbike mechanic, was returning home when the accident occurred near Teynampet, in the central part of the city.

As he was passing through on Narasimha Road, another speeding motorbike coming from the opposite direction collided with his vehicle, throwing him to the ground. He sustained a severe head injury and died on the spot.

Hindi cinema has recently seen a boom in the spy genre. From Salman Khan's 'Ek Tha Tiger' (2012) kickstarting the origins of Yash Raj Films' spy universe, to Neeraj Pandey's 'Baby' (2015) and 'Naam Shabana' (2017), the espionage saga in films and shows has evolved over the years. With Pandey's grounded storytelling or YRF's 'Mission Impossible'-inspired thrillers with a Bond-like flair in the spy genre, the genre has created a new cinematic wave in Hindi cinema. However, when it comes to films and shows, the audiences have grown to appreciate much more than gadgets, glitz and glamour over the years. Where is this genre heading, though? Is it all style and mass, but no meat? IndiaToday.in spoke to the industry experts to understand more about the genre and where it is heading.