The significant rise in silent heart attack cases worldwide&nbsp;has been the point of discussion since the COVID-19 pandemic. The topic has again come under light after pharmaceutical giant AstraZeneca admitted that its COVID-19 vaccine Covishield&nbsp;may have adverse affect on some vaccine takers, with symptoms like blood clots and dip in platelet levels.&nbsp;This major revelation has led to a lot of theories, with people correlating vaccines and heart issues. 
 
While the debate continues, Indian actor Shreyas Talpade, who recently suffered a heart attack last year in December has reacted to the theories, hinting that his heart attack may be an impact of the vaccine as well. While the debate continues, Indian actor Shreyas Talpade, who recently suffered a heart attack last year in December has reacted to the theories, hinting that his heart attack may be an impact of the vaccine as well.&nbsp;

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Talpade follows a healthy lifestyle and takes good care of his diet. So, his heart attack was shocking to all his friends and family.&nbsp;

Talking about the same, Talpade in an interview with Lehren,&nbsp;said, “I gave myself a big scare. It was unfortunate, unexpected. I believed I was taking care of my diet, exercise and health. Apparently there are theories about the vaccine as well… We have been hearing about people working out or playing and something happening, or a person who is taking care of himself and something happening.”&nbsp;

Recalling the time when he suffered a heart attack, Shreyas said, “I don’t smoke, I am not a regular drinker. I drink perhaps once a month and within limits. My cholesterol was a little high, which I was told is normal these days. I was taking medication for that and it had come down reasonably. So, if I have none of the other factors, I have no diabetes, no blood pressure, then what could be the reason? We have been as careful as possible.”

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When asked if his heart attack was the side effect of the COVID-19 vaccine, the Golmaal actor said he would ''not negate the theory.''

He claimed that he started experiencing fatigue and tiredness after the vaccination. While the actor said he's not sure if it was the effect of COVID or the vaccine.&nbsp;

“I started experiencing, unknowingly, a little bit of fatigue and tiredness and things like that. There has to be some amount of truth in that, right? I mean we completely can’t negate that theory. So maybe it is the Covid or the vaccine, I don’t know what. But there is something which is associated post that.”

However, the actor said he would do more research to find out whether his heart attack was the result of COVID-19 or the vaccine.&nbsp;

“Till the time I don’t have enough proof with me, it’s pointless to make any kind of statement on that,” he said.&nbsp;

Commenting further, Shreyas said that he's curious to know what vaccine has done to humans.&nbsp;

“I want to know what the vaccine has done to us. I am not sure whether it is Covid or the vaccine. Till I don’t have all the facts and proof, it is pointless to make any statements. Nevertheless, I want to know more,” he said.

''You never know what goes wrong, when. Apparently, there are some theories which attribute this to the vaccine as well.”&nbsp;

He continued, “A normal person who is taking good care of himself, still there is something or the other happening with him, then what could be the other reason.''

On Dec 15, Shreyas suffered a heart attack on a film set. The actor was quickly taken to Bellevue Hospital in Mumbai's Andheri area and underwent angioplasty.&nbsp;?”

(With inputs from agencies)

The significant rise in silent heart attack cases worldwide has been the point of discussion since the COVID-19 pandemic. The topic has again come under light after pharmaceutical giant AstraZeneca admitted that its COVID-19 vaccine Covishield may have adverse affect on some vaccine takers, with symptoms like blood clots and dip in platelet levels.

The significant rise in silent heart attack cases worldwide has been the point of discussion since the COVID-19 pandemic. The topic has again come under light after pharmaceutical giant AstraZeneca admitted that its COVID-19 vaccine Covishield may have adverse affect on some vaccine takers, with symptoms like blood clots and dip in platelet levels. This major revelation has led to a lot of theories, with people correlating vaccines and heart issues. While the debate continues, Indian actor Shreyas Talpade, who recently suffered a heart attack last year in December has reacted to the theories, hinting that his heart attack may be an impact of the vaccine as well. While the debate continues, Indian actor Shreyas Talpade, who recently suffered a heart attack last year in December has reacted to the theories, hinting that his heart attack may be an impact of the vaccine as well. Amitabh Bachchan reunites with Rajinikanth, says he's still the same simple, humble person Talpade follows a healthy lifestyle and takes good care of his diet. So, his heart attack was shocking to all his friends and family. Talking about the same, Talpade in an interview with Lehren, said, “I gave myself a big scare. It was unfortunate, unexpected. I believed I was taking care of my diet, exercise and health. Apparently there are theories about the vaccine as well… We have been hearing about people working out or playing and something happening, or a person who is taking care of himself and something happening.” Recalling the time when he suffered a heart attack, Shreyas said, “I don’t smoke, I am not a regular drinker. I drink perhaps once a month and within limits. My cholesterol was a little high, which I was told is normal these days. I was taking medication for that and it had come down reasonably. So, if I have none of the other factors, I have no diabetes, no blood pressure, then what could be the reason? We have been as careful as possible.” Heeramandi, Gangubai Kathiawadi and more: Tracing Sanjay Leela Bhansali's love for grandeur in movies When asked if his heart attack was the side effect of the COVID-19 vaccine, the Golmaal actor said he would ''not negate the theory.'' He claimed that he started experiencing fatigue and tiredness after the vaccination. While the actor said he's not sure if it was the effect of COVID or the vaccine. “I started experiencing, unknowingly, a little bit of fatigue and tiredness and things like that. There has to be some amount of truth in that, right? I mean we completely can’t negate that theory. So maybe it is the Covid or the vaccine, I don’t know what. But there is something which is associated post that.” However, the actor said he would do more research to find out whether his heart attack was the result of COVID-19 or the vaccine. “Till the time I don’t have enough proof with me, it’s pointless to make any kind of statement on that,” he said. Commenting further, Shreyas said that he's curious to know what vaccine has done to humans. “I want to know what the vaccine has done to us. I am not sure whether it is Covid or the vaccine. Till I don’t have all the facts and proof, it is pointless to make any statements. Nevertheless, I want to know more,” he said. ''You never know what goes wrong, when. Apparently, there are some theories which attribute this to the vaccine as well.” He continued, “A normal person who is taking good care of himself, still there is something or the other happening with him, then what could be the other reason.'' On Dec 15, Shreyas suffered a heart attack on a film set. The actor was quickly taken to Bellevue Hospital in Mumbai's Andheri area and underwent angioplasty. ?” (With inputs from agencies)

Shreyas Talpade on whether his heart attack was a result of Covid vaccine: ‘Never know what goes wrong..’

Last year, actor Shreyas Talpade suffered a heart attack and underwent angioplasty. Since then, the actor has recovered well and is doing fine now. He will next be seen in Mahesh Manjrekar's Marathi film Hee Anokhi Gaath.

While promoting his movie, Talpade talked about his heart attack and how life has changed since then.&nbsp;

In an interview with Indian Express, Talpade said that he has ''changed priorities'' and this is his second chance in his life.&nbsp;

“Till the 14th of December I was a man obsessed with work. I have been working non-stop technically for the past 30 years or so. I was just focusing on my career and that was about it. We keep saying that we try to spend quality time with our family but that doesn’t happen, your priority is work and you are running after that,” says Shreyas.

“Post that (heart attack) obviously the priorities have changed. Now my priority is my family, my health, and then comes work. So I feel that if you have to be here for a longer time then you have to take it easy. It is like the story of the hare and the tortoise. What I have learnt is that the tortoise goes at its own pace, consistently, slowly, one step at a time, that is all that matters. There are times when the hare keeps running ahead and then getting tired and keep resting, but I don’t think it is a sustainable way of doing things. I don’t think it works like that… You take it slow, take it easy, because there are other more important things in life that are happening around you, especially your family, your child growing up. So what happens to all those things?”

He shared, “In that scenario I felt that this is technically a second life, a second opportunity that not many people get, and I wouldn’t like to abuse it. So I am just taking it easy for now.&nbsp;

On Dec 15, Shreyas suffered a heart attack after wrapping a&nbsp;shoot in Mumbai, India. He was quickly taken to Bellevue Hospital in Mumbai's Andheri area and underwent angioplasty.&nbsp; 
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Talpade will next be seen in the Marathi film Hee Anokhi Gaath. The film will be released in the theatres on March 1, 2024.&nbsp;

Shreyas is a well-known Indian actor. He has been part of many critical and commercial hit films. Over the years, Talpade has played crucial roles in Rohit Shetty's Golmaal Returns, Shah Rukh Khan's Om Shanti Om, Housefull 2, Simmba and others.

Last year, actor Shreyas Talpade suffered a heart attack and underwent angioplasty. Since then, the actor has recovered well and is doing fine now. He will next be seen in Mahesh Manjrekar's Marathi film Hee Anokhi Gaath.

Last year, actor Shreyas Talpade suffered a heart attack and underwent angioplasty. Since then, the actor has recovered well and is doing fine now. He will next be seen in Mahesh Manjrekar's Marathi film Hee Anokhi Gaath. While promoting his movie, Talpade talked about his heart attack and how life has changed since then. In an interview with Indian Express, Talpade said that he has ''changed priorities'' and this is his second chance in his life. “Till the 14th of December I was a man obsessed with work. I have been working non-stop technically for the past 30 years or so. I was just focusing on my career and that was about it. We keep saying that we try to spend quality time with our family but that doesn’t happen, your priority is work and you are running after that,” says Shreyas. “Post that (heart attack) obviously the priorities have changed. Now my priority is my family, my health, and then comes work. So I feel that if you have to be here for a longer time then you have to take it easy. It is like the story of the hare and the tortoise. What I have learnt is that the tortoise goes at its own pace, consistently, slowly, one step at a time, that is all that matters. There are times when the hare keeps running ahead and then getting tired and keep resting, but I don’t think it is a sustainable way of doing things. I don’t think it works like that… You take it slow, take it easy, because there are other more important things in life that are happening around you, especially your family, your child growing up. So what happens to all those things?” He shared, “In that scenario I felt that this is technically a second life, a second opportunity that not many people get, and I wouldn’t like to abuse it. So I am just taking it easy for now. On Dec 15, Shreyas suffered a heart attack after wrapping a shoot in Mumbai, India. He was quickly taken to Bellevue Hospital in Mumbai's Andheri area and underwent angioplasty. Talpade will next be seen in the Marathi film Hee Anokhi Gaath. The film will be released in the theatres on March 1, 2024. Shreyas is a well-known Indian actor. He has been part of many critical and commercial hit films. Over the years, Talpade has played crucial roles in Rohit Shetty's Golmaal Returns, Shah Rukh Khan's Om Shanti Om, Housefull 2, Simmba and others.

Shreyas Talpade says 'priorities' have changed after heart attack: 'This is technically a second life'

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Shreyas Talpade on whether his heart attack was a result of Covid vaccine: ‘Never know what goes wrong..’

Shreyas Talpade says 'priorities' have changed after heart attack: 'This is technically a second life'