Is Ajith Kumar being treated in Chennai?

S Venkateshwari
Is ajith kumar being treated in Chennai?

 

The announcement that ajith kumar, a tamil actor, was admitted to the hospital sparked a lot of rumors and upset fans. The actor was reportedly admitted on thursday morning to Apollo Hospital in Chennai, tamil Nadu. The actor and his spouse can be seen visiting the hospital in a number of videos that have appeared online. After it was revealed that ajith Kumar's hospital visit was only for a standard physical, the rumors were put to rest. 

After filming Vidaa Muyarchi in azerbaijan, the actor recently took a flight back to india to spend time with his family. Additionally, he was seen honoring his son Aadvik's ninth birthday. The actor has now been admitted to a private hospital, where he will spend a day doing all of the necessary procedures for a full physical examination before he returns to filming in Azerbaijan.

The Vedalam actor reportedly gets frequent checkups before taking flights overseas. According to a source, the way the media reported the actor's hospitalization this time around attracted attention and gave rise to a lot of rumors. According to a different story, ajith kumar took the test because of spinal cord damage.

The post said, "Exclusive Video Of Thala ajith & shalini Mam From Apollo Hospital," and it included a link to a viral video that appeared on X. Everything is alright, and the Vidaa Muyarchi filming will pick again up in mid-March.

Ajith Kumar is occupied with filming Vidaa Muyarchi, the eagerly awaited action thriller that promises to be fast-paced. With support from Lyca Productions, it is directed by Magizh Thirumeni. Following the conclusion of the filming in Turkey, the crew flew to azerbaijan in october 2023 to begin the second phase of the project, which is currently almost finished. The film is expected to hit theaters in late april or early May. Among the others who will star in it are Regina Cassandra, arjun Sarja, and trisha Krishnan.



Find Out More:

#Ajith

Related Articles: