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Veteran filmmaker Mani Ratnam admitted in the hospital after he complained of cardiac problems
According to reports, Veteran filmmaker Mani Ratnam has been admitted in the hospital after he complained of cardiac problems. Read on!
Whenever we talk about ace filmmaker Mani Ratnam, we are instantly transported to his world of blockbuster films that the filmmaker has made over the years and entertained the audiences. But in the latest, it is being reported that veteran Tamil filmmaker Mani Ratnam has been hospitalised at Chennai's Apollo Hospital. Reports suggest that the ace filmmaker has been admitted after he complained of cardiac issues. Although this is not the first time that Mani Ratnam has been hospitalized due to cardiac issues as in the past, the filmmaker had suffered a heart attack during the filming of 2014-film Yuva.
The news of Mani Ratnams being admitted to a hospital was shared on Twitter and more details about his current condition are yet to come. Needless to say, Mani Ratnam is one of the most celebrated filmmakers in the South industry and every actor dreams of working with this director once in his/her lifetime. From Bombay, Dil Se, Raavan, Roja, Ok Jaanu and Guru, among others, Mani Ratnam has a series of successful films to his credit. A few weeks back, reports suggested that Aishwarya Rai Bachchan has given her nod to star in Mani Ratnam’s period film Ponniyin Selvan, which is being directed by Mani Ratnam and according to reports, Tamil-Telugu actress Anushka Shetty has been approached by the makers to play a pivotal role in the film.
And talking about the film, Aishwarya had said, “What I will commit to is because even though Mani (Ratnam) hasn't formally announced it himself but the word is out. So yes, I will commit to the fact that yes, I am working with him. I won't say I agreed...I will always be more than thrilled, excited, overwhelmed, humbled and just happy to work with my guru, Mani.”
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