Shabana
Azmi was among the first Bollywood celebrities to publicly support activist Sonam Wangchuk and the students protesting at Delhi's Jantar Mantar. Going beyond social media, the veteran actress joined the Cockroach Janata Party's Chalo Sansad march on July 21 and shared several photos and videos from the protest site, offering a glimpse of the ground reality. While she stood in solidarity with the students, her health reportedly deteriorated after police used tear gas. She was rushed out of the venue after suffering an asthma attack. Now, another concerning update about the veteran actor's health has surfaced online.
Shabana Azmi Diagnosed With Swine Flu
According to reports, the 75-year-old actress has contracted swine flu and is running a high fever of 102°F.
Shabana was scheduled to attend the students' protest at Mumbai's Shivaji Park in Dadar on Friday (July 24). However, doctors reportedly advised her against participating due to her health condition. She is currently recovering and focusing on her treatment.While her team has reportedly confirmed the development, the
Rocky Aur Rani Kii Prem Kahaani actress is yet to issue an official statement.
Shabana Azmi Health News
Recently, Shabana opened up about suffering an
asthma attack after being exposed to tear gas during the protest. During the
Chalo Sansad march, the veteran actress reportedly felt unwell and dizzy. A viral video from the protest site showed supporters helping her as she appeared briefly semi-conscious.Speaking about the incident, she said, "I am an asthmatic and got an attack because of the tear gas, but I had my pump with me so I am ok now."She further shared that she was taken to a nearby building and after regaining her breath, she returned to interact with the students who had faced police action during the protest.
Shabana Azmi On Students Protest
Shabana Azmi first arrived at Jantar Mantar earlier this week to extend her support to the students on hunger strike. During her visit, the veteran actress interacted with several protesters and spoke to the media, urging the government to listen to their concerns. She was also seen requesting the students to end their fast and prioritise their health.On July 20, when alleged clashes broke out between Delhi Police and the protesting students, Shabana was present at the protest site, reciting poems written by her father, renowned poet Kaifi Azmi. She shared several videos on social media, giving a glimpse of her presence at the protest and her continued support for the students.
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