Kundali Bhagya Actor Sanjay Gagnani Tests Positive For COVID-19; Remains Home Quarantined
Antagonist Prithvi of TV show Kundali Bhagya, Sanjay Gagnani, has tested positive for the Novel Coronavirus
Actor Sanjay Gagnani who plays the antagonist in popular TV show Kundali Bhagya has been tested positive for the Novel Coronavirus. Unlike others, the actor is undergoing treatment for the same while he remains quarantined at his residence practicing self isolation. As soon as the actor underwent the test and it turned out positive, makers of the shoot immediately stopped the shooting. As per report the makers will resume shooting after three days post the TV set is thoroughly sanitized.
The actor who plays the role of Prithvi on the show, had shared on his INSTA Stories a post of his fiancee Poonam Preet where he had written about being a warrior more than a survivor right from his childhood. His INSTA Stories read, “I have been fighting since I was a child. I am not a survivor. I am a warrior. #ichoosetofightback.” The actor in conversation with Times Of India, revealed following home remedies as he remains quarantined at his residence.
He revealed taking regular steam and salt water gargle, along with sipping on to some warm water for his well being. “I’m also doing regular steam inhalation and salt water gargles. I am sipping on warm water to soothe my throat and eating plenty of fruits,” said Sanjay.
Also the actor revealed he had high fever just before he was tested positive for COVID-19, followed by which he practiced self isolation even before his test results were out. ALSO READ: Sanjay Gagnani & Poonam Preet To Get Engaged This Month
In the past couple of months many TV stars have been tested positive for COVID-19 after industry resumed shoot from July 2020. ALSO READ: Aditi Rathore, Shivya Pathania, Kinshuk Vaidya, Vahbiz Dorabjee ATTEND Sanjay Gagnani-Poonam Preet’s Engagement
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