Kamal Haasan discharged from hospital after his successful knee surgery; SEE PICS
A few photos of Kamal Haasan posing with the doctors at the hospital after the surgery have surfaced on social media.
Kamal Haasan, who recently underwent leg surgery at Sri Ramachandra Hospital, has been discharged today. A few photos of the actor-politician posing with the doctors at the hospital after the surgery have surfaced on social media. The Indian 2 actor looks fit and was all smiles while posing for the photos. Kamal Haasan, after the surgery, took to Twitter and revealed that he had to undergo a surgery due to an accident he had a few years ago.
"Due to an accident a few years back, I had undergone a surgery on my leg. In continuation to that surgery, I was required to undergo a follow up surgery. The doctors had advised me to take rest till then. I undertook my professional and political responsibilities superseding the advise given, to enable me to reach out to my brothers and sisters," he had said in the Twitter post. The Vishwaroopam 2 actor had a few surgeries already in the past due to an accident in 2016 and also had 16 fractures in his body.
Actor / #MNM Chief @ikamalhaasan was discharged from Sri Ramachandra Medical Center today.. After a successful leg surgery..
Recently, Kamala Haasan's daughters Shruti and Akshara Haasan had also issued a statement on social media and updated about the actor-politician's health.
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"We would like to begin by thanking you for your overwhelming support, prayers and genuine concern regarding our father's recent medical procedure. We are happy to inform all of you that the surgery was a success! The surgery was performed on his leg this morning at Sri Ramachandra Hospital performed by orthopedic surgeon Dr. Mohan Kumar along with Dr. J.S.N Murthy. The doctors, attendees and the hospital management are taking wonderful care of our father and he is doing well, is in good spirits and working towards a speedy recovery," the statement read.
























































