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Vishal Krishna refutes rumours of hospitalisation, says he is 'fit as a fiddle'


Sources close to the actor say he has been at a retreat centre for the treatment of migraine, which became acute after he played a squint-eyed character in Bala's Avan Ivan (2011).

Manigandan KR

Actor Vishal Krishna has dismissed reports of being hospitalised in New Delhi.

The news began making rounds soon after the actor announced that he will be on a break for a fortnight. Vishal is also the secretary of the South Indian Artistes' Association (Nadigar Sangam) and president of the Tamil Film Producers' Council.

Refuting the rumours, he posted a tweet yesterday (27 February), that read, "Rumours making rounds that I am admitted in a hospital. Wanted to let all my friends, fans and well wishers know that I am fit as a fiddle. The retreat I came for to take care of my migraine will get over in few days and I will be back in the grind by the 1st week of March. C U Soon, GB."

Sources close to the actor say he has been at a retreat centre for the treatment of migraine, which became acute after he played a squint-eyed character in Bala's Avan Ivan (2011). Acting with a squint-eye has left the actor with red eyes and headache.

"It's not easy to sport a squint as there's tremendous pressure on the eyes. Vishal had to fight, dance and concentrate on his acting as well, all the while sporting the squint. It was a tough ask, but he rose up to that challenge. In fact, while shooting, his eyes would turn blood red after each shot and would end up with a severe headache. But despite all that, he delivered," a source said.