Bhumi Pednekar has made a name for herself in Bollywood thanks to her talent and looks. The actress has been a part of several successful films like Dum Laga Ke Haisha, Bala, and Thank You For Coming. Recently, Bhumi took to her social media to drop a workout video of herself. In the caption, she also spoke about the difficulties she faced post-dengue and injuries.
Bhumi Pednekar drops a workout video
Today, on January 23rd, Bhumi Pednekar took to her Instagram handle to drop her workout video. The post, accompanied by the track: Rimon from Downtown, has the actress performing several workout acts. In the caption, Bhumi wrote that she could not even walk for a kilometre after Dengue. She also suffered multiple injuries that aggravated her health issues further. The Thank You For Coming actress stated that it took her three months to finally get on track.
The caption read, “Post dengue I couldn’t even walk a Km. Add to this a rib and knee injury along with massive muscle loss. I was a Mess!!! It’s taken me 3 months to actually get back. Slow and steady.”
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Bhumi Pednekar had Dengue in November
Back in November, Bhumi took to her Instagram to share her pictures lying on the bed with a syringe pipe embedded in her wrist. The actress, who visibly looks unwell, revealed that she had dengue. “Ek Dengue ke machar ne, mujhe 8 din ka massive torture de diya. But today I woke up feeling like a WOW, so I had to click a selfie”, she wrote. The actress further asked people to be careful of mosquitos and use repellents.
She said, “Guys be careful, cause the last few days were extremely tough for my family and I. Mosquito repellents are a must right now. Keep your immunity up. High pollution levels have most of our immunities compromised. Quite a few people I know have gotten dengue recently. Yet again ek invisible virus ne halat kharab kar di :)”
Bhumi further extended her gratitude to her doctors and family members. “Thank you my doctors for taking such good care of me @hindujahospital @bajankhusrav #DrAgarwal Big shout out to the nursing, kitchen and cleaning staff that were so kind and helpful.
Most of all Maa, samu and my Tanu (red heart emoji) @sumitrapednekar @samikshapednekar @tanumourya745″
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