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Urvashi Dholakia reports for the shooting of Comedy Circus inspite of her ill-health
Urvashi Dholakia is taking Sony's new show Comedy Circus a bit too seriously.
On Monday, she arrived for the shoot despite running a high temperature. As a result, she collapsed on the sets and had to be rushed to Goel Nursing Home, Marol.
A source from the unit reveals, "Everybody panicked when Urvashi fainted, so we rushed her to a nearby nursing home. She recovered in two hours and once again reported for shooting later in the day!"
Viral infection
Urvashi says that this is not the first time such a thing has happened to her.
"The television industry functions this way. Actors have no choice but to continue shooting. Regardless, I am passionate about my work. It keeps my spirits high even when I am unwell.
It's demanding, but it's also fun. Yes, I did give them cause to worry, but I am better now," she says.
Urvashi was given an intravenous glucose drip while in the nursing home. "My blood platelets count had dropped, and they suspected pneumonia since I had a congested throat and nose.
Thankfully, the pneumonia test came negative. They later confirmed it was a viral infection. I am still taking antibiotics. In few days time, I should be perfectly fine," Urvashi says.
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On Monday, she arrived for the shoot despite running a high temperature. As a result, she collapsed on the sets and had to be rushed to Goel Nursing Home, Marol.
A source from the unit reveals, "Everybody panicked when Urvashi fainted, so we rushed her to a nearby nursing home. She recovered in two hours and once again reported for shooting later in the day!"
Viral infection
Urvashi says that this is not the first time such a thing has happened to her.
"The television industry functions this way. Actors have no choice but to continue shooting. Regardless, I am passionate about my work. It keeps my spirits high even when I am unwell.
It's demanding, but it's also fun. Yes, I did give them cause to worry, but I am better now," she says.
Urvashi was given an intravenous glucose drip while in the nursing home. "My blood platelets count had dropped, and they suspected pneumonia since I had a congested throat and nose.
Thankfully, the pneumonia test came negative. They later confirmed it was a viral infection. I am still taking antibiotics. In few days time, I should be perfectly fine," Urvashi says.
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