Veteran actor Tiku Talsania had a health scare in January, but the actor has recovered now. Talsania said, “I suffered from an aneurysm (a hemorrhagic stroke which causes brain damage) and therefore had to be hospitalised while I was at an event. With God’s grace, I have recuperated now. In fact, I began shooting almost a week later. It was a health scare, but I don’t like to dwell on the past. I have changed my lifestyle and am focusing on being happy. It is important to be peaceful, and the doctor has advised me to stay calm.”
The actor, who was last seen in the film Vicky Vidya Ka Woh Wala Video, further added, “I would like to thank everyone who was praying for my health during that time. I was touched and overwhelmed. I have been working in the industry for more than four decades. Sometimes, you don’t realise that so many people love and care about you.”
‘Everyone in the film industry is working hard to make a living’
Talsania, who will be seen in the upcoming Gujarati film Jai Mata Ji Let’s Rock, wants to work across mediums. Talking about the uncertainty in Bollywood, he said, “There is a huge inflow of content coming from various sources, and so people are spoilt for choice when it comes to films. Everyone in the film industry is working hard to make a living, so it is important that people shouldn’t brush away a film and label it as bad after watching it for a few minutes on their phone.”
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The actor, who was last seen in the film Vicky Vidya Ka Woh Wala Video, further added, “I would like to thank everyone who was praying for my health during that time. I was touched and overwhelmed. I have been working in the industry for more than four decades. Sometimes, you don’t realise that so many people love and care about you.”
‘Everyone in the film industry is working hard to make a living’
Talsania, who will be seen in the upcoming Gujarati film Jai Mata Ji Let’s Rock, wants to work across mediums. Talking about the uncertainty in Bollywood, he said, “There is a huge inflow of content coming from various sources, and so people are spoilt for choice when it comes to films. Everyone in the film industry is working hard to make a living, so it is important that people shouldn’t brush away a film and label it as bad after watching it for a few minutes on their phone.”
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