Sanju Actor Sayaji Shinde Undergoes Emergency Angioplasty, Shares VIDEO Message For Fans From Hospital Bed - WATCH
Sayaji Shinde who was last seen in the Netflix series The Killer Soup has undergone an emergency angioplasty and the veteran actor gave a health update to fans, check out the video below
Renowned actor Sayaji Shinde experienced a health scare when he was hospitalized due to severe chest pain. After experiencing discomfort for several days, he was rushed to Satara's Pratibha Hospital. There, doctors discovered blockages in the arteries supplying blood to his heart, leading them to perform an emergency angioplasty. Following the procedure, Shinde is reportedly in stable condition and recovering well.
Shinde took to social media to share an update on his health with his fans and well-wishers. In a video posted from his hospital bed, the actor assured his followers that he was doing fine and would soon be back to entertain them. His post garnered an outpouring of supportive messages and wishes for a speedy recovery from fans, with many expressing relief at his positive news.
According to reports, Shinde's family acted quickly to get him medical attention after he complained of chest pain. Upon arrival at the hospital, doctors conducted tests and identified a 99% blockage in one of his three blood vessels. Fortunately, the emergency intervention has proven successful, and doctors expect him to be discharged from the hospital within the next couple of days.
Shinde has made a name for himself in the film industry with appearances in notable movies such as Shool, Singham, Nenokkadine, and Antim: The Final Truth. His most recent project was Killer Soup, alongside Manoj Bajpayee and Konkona Sen Sharma. Looking ahead, Shinde is set to star in upcoming films including Commitment: 60 Hours, Maa Nanna Superhero, Struggler 2023, Viral Girls, Sathyam, Aamdar Niwas, and Susaat. Fans are eagerly anticipating his return to the screen and are hopeful for his swift recovery.
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