Nushrratt Bharuccha Suffers A Vertigo Attack On Film Sets, Advised To Take 15 Days Rest

Despite a busy schedule, Nushrratt Bharuccha is quite invested in keeping up with her work commitments. The actor is currently busy working on Luv Ranjan’s yet-to-be-titled film. However, unfortunately, Nushrratt had to take an emergency leave after suffering from a major vertigo attack. Yes! Reportedly, the Pyaar Ka Punchnama actor was rushed to the hospital as her health deteriorated on the sets of Ranjan’s directorial. 

While shooting for an important schedule in Mumbai, Nushrratt Bharuccha suffered a vertigo attack. Following the unstable condition, the actor was immediately taken to the nearby hospital. Though Nushrratt was not hospitalized, doctors have advised her to take at least 15 days of rest. Also, she has been put under proper medications. In a recent interview with a news outlet, Nushrratt confirmed being diagnosed with vertigo. The actor also cited how the pandemic has ultimately worsened the matter, be it physically or mentally.

Furthermore, Nusshrratt shared that she was stationed at a hotel close to the film sets in order to avoid travelling. However, following three weeks of shooting, her health started deteriorating. While the actor assumed of getting better in few days, she unexpectedly suffered a vertigo attack on the sets, after which, she was rushed into Hinduja hospital.

“I needed a wheelchair to be taken upstairs (inside the hospital). My blood pressure by then had dropped to 65/55,” Nushrratt was quoted saying. The actor noted that the first 7 days during the medication were “quite bad”. However, her health bettered in the next few days. She also added that she has taken a further leave of 7 days.

Talking about the Luv Ranjan film, details about the project have been still kept under the wraps. And now, there are reports that the director will be soon making an official announcement. Apart from this, Nushrratt also has Ram Setu and Hurdang in her work kitty.

Meanwhile, stay tuned to ZEE5 for more updates.