'I Fell Down At Night And Went To Sleep...': Tinnu Anand Opens Up About Five Rib Fractures After Fall, Says He Is Recovering At Home
Mumbai: Veteran actor-filmmaker Tinnu Anand, who suffered five fractured ribs and a punctured lung after a fall, says he has been discharged from the hospital and recovering at home. Tinnu Anand, 81, Suffers Five Rib Fractures And Punctured Lung; Gets Discharged From Mumbai Hospital, Advised Strict Bed Rest Anand was discharged from Kokilaben Dhirubhai Ambani Hospital in suburban Mumbai on…
Veteran actor-filmmaker Tinnu Anand, 81, has been released from the hospital after suffering five fractured ribs and a punctured lung following a fall at his residence. Anand, who is known for directing films such as "Kaalia", "Shahenshah", "Major Saab", and "Agneepath", was admitted to the intensive care unit at Kokilaben Dhirubhai Ambani Hospital in Mumbai following the incident. He was discharged on Thursday and has been recovering at home for the past two weeks.
Anand explained that he fell in the night due to the lack of lights and did not regain consciousness until the following morning. His daughter took him to the hospital after noticing his condition. After a CT scan, it was discovered that he had suffered five fractures. Anand, who does not remember the events of that time, is now resting well and undergoing physiotherapy at his residence.
The director, who has acted in numerous films including "Agneepath", "Khiladi", "Damini", "Kohra", Krantiveer", "Tirmurti", "China Gate", "Saathiya", "Bluffmaster", "Saaho", "Merry Christmas", and others, is hoping to start work on his two South-language movies next month.
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