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Mohanlal admitted to hospital: complained of difficulty in breathing and high fever, doctor said- stay away from public places for 5 days


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Actor Mohanlal has been admitted to the hospital. Actually, the actor had complaints of high fever, difficulty in breathing and muscle pain, due to which he had to be admitted to a hospital in Kochi.

According to the official medical report, the actor has got a viral respiratory infection. Apart from this, the actor has been instructed to stay away from public places for 5 days. Also, he has been asked to pay special attention to his diet.

Industry analyst Sridhar Pillai also gave information about Mohanlal's health on social media. He also wished the actor a speedy recovery.

Mohanlal had recently returned from Gujarat After completing the shooting of the film 'L2: Empuraan' and doing the post-production work of his directorial debut 'Barroz', Mohanlal had recently returned from Gujarat to Kochi. Here his condition deteriorated after which he was admitted. At present, the actor's health has improved a lot compared to before.

Let us tell you, the film Barroz will be released on October 2 this year. This is Mohanlal's directorial debut film. The film was earlier scheduled to release on March 28, 2024. However, the film team decided to postpone the release citing delay in post production.

Mohanlal has worked in nearly 400 films

Apart from being an actor, Mohanlal is also a film producer, playback singer, distributor, director and businessman. In his four decade long career, he has worked in nearly 400 films.

He has also been awarded Padma Shri and Padma Bhushan. He has received the National Award five times for his excellent performance in films.

He is the first actor to be given the rank of Honorary Lieutenant Colonel by the Army. Mohanlal also holds many records. He made a record of working in 34 films in a year, out of which 25 films proved to be hits.

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