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Amitabh Bachchan, 83, went to the hospital for a routine check-up. Initially, it was reported that the actor has been admitted, but later, a few sources revealed that he had never admitted.
On Tuesday night, reports emerged that veteran actor Amitabh Bachchan had been hospitalised in Mumbai. However, sources later confirmed that the actor had visited the hospital only for a routine check-up and is doing fine. The sources clarified that he was never admitted; it was a short visit.
News of the veteran actor's hospitalisation left his millions of fans concerned.
After news of Bachchan, 83, being hospitalised surfaced, sources stated that he had been discharged from a private Mumbai hospital following a routine check-up. However, other reports claimed that the actor was never hospitalised and had only visited the hospital for a routine check-up.
According to The Times of India, the news of Bachchan's hospitalisation was false, and his visit to Nanavati Hospital was just for a regular checkup.
“Mr Bachchan did visit Nanavati Hospital on Saturday, however, it was a regular check-up which he goes for every month and he returned home after that.” The source said before adding, “The news is absolutely false. He is absolutely fine and after his regular hospital visit on Saturday, he was back home and was also seen driving his car from Jalsa to Janak the next day. He is currently at home.”
Big B is active on social media and regularly shares updates through his posts or blog. However, as of now, he has not commented on this.
Hours after the news of his hospitalisation broke, the actor wrote a cryptic post on his blog. “Cheel jab howe shant to bhaiya, tote bolan suru karen ir bir fatte, kahan, chal hamau, pilave suru karen!!!! bajre di roti kha di, fu padiyon da, saag re munh mein dalan lagai jaise , bolan lage kaag re!!!!!"
The actor is one of the busiest in the industry. At 83, he's one of the actors with the busiest slates. On the work front, Big B will next be seen in the sequel to Kalki 2898 AD, where he will reprise his role as Ashwatthama. His action sequences in the first film were outstanding.