Bollywood film critic and trade analyst Taran Adarsh has been hospitalised in Mumbai. A day after it was reported that he has been admitted to Kokilaben Hospital, Taran himself took to his official social media to share his health update.
Taran Adarsh said that he underwent a surgery because his ailment got worse in the last few days. He also thanked his followers for their prayers and wishes.
"Thank you everyone for the concern and wishes… Had been battling a health ailment for several years now, but it got worse last fortnight… Underwent a surgery and am currently recovering at the hospital… God willing, I will be back to work soon… Thank you once again, genuinely appreciate the care and concern," he wrote on X (formerly known as Twitter).
Actress and singer Sophie Choudry commented on his post, "Sending you love and strength taran! Praying for your speedy recovery."
On December 14, actor and producer Kamaal R Khan (KRK) shared the news on his official X account and informed that Taran Adarsh had been admitted to Kokilaben Hospital.
Also, a source close to The Free Press Journal informed that Taran Adarsh's family members do not wish to share his health update with the media.
KRK also stated in his tweet that Taran Adarsh was hospitalised last week after his condition deteriorated. He also requested his followers to pray for him. "Since last one week, Critic #TaranAdarsh is in Kokilaben hospital for his treatment. Pls Pray for him," KRK wrote. Take a look at his post here:
Taran Adarsh, 58, often shares latest Bollywood news updates and interesting scoops on his social media accounts. He has over 4.1 million followers on X and over 775K followers on Instagram. He is also best known for providing trade figures and box office collections of films.
However, the film critics has been inactive on social media due to his treatment and the last update he posted was on December 8. It was about the teaser video and first look of the Marathi film Mahaparinirvan.
According to several reports, Taran Adarsh started his journalism career at the age of 15 with a weekly box office magazine. In 1994, he produced and wrote the Bollywood film-based TV serial Hello Bollywood, which starred Shehzad Khan and Kashmera Shah.
