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FIR And Bhabiji Ghar Par Hain Actor Ishwar Thakur Critical, Unresponsive In ICU; Family Seeks Financial Help

Actor Ishwar Thakur, known for his roles in popular comedy shows including FIR and Bhabiji Ghar Par Hain!, is currently hospitalised in Thane, Maharashtra, and is reportedly in critical condition. The actor is undergoing treatment for a severe health condition and is currently in the ICU. According to his sister Jayshree, Ishwar’s health deteriorated sharply a few days ago and he has remained…

FIR And Bhabiji Ghar Par Hain Actor Ishwar Thakur Critical, Unresponsive In ICU; Family Seeks Financial Help

Actor Ishwar Thakur, famous for his roles in the comedy series FIR and Bhabiji Ghar Par Hain!, is currently in critical condition at a hospital in Thane, Maharashtra. The actor is being treated for a severe health issue and has been in the ICU since his condition deteriorated two to three days ago. His sister, Jayshree, informed that Ishwar's health took a sudden turn after a foot wound he sustained in 2020.

Diabetic, the wound did not heal and an infection spread throughout his body, leading to the onset of his current health problems. Despite spending all their resources on his care, Jayshree admitted that they are now struggling to afford further treatment. She revealed that health complications stemming from the initial wound also resulted in Ishwar developing fatty liver.

However, he managed to recover from that condition before the recent deterioration. Jayshree also mentioned that the financial assistance from the production houses behind FIR and Bhabhiji Ghar Par Hain!, along with contributions from some of Ishwar's co-stars, had been instrumental in managing his medical expenses so far.

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