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Confirmed: Sonam Kapoor daignosed with swine flu

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Sonam Kapoor, who was in Gondal, Gujarat for the shoot of her upcoming film Prem Ratan Dhan Payo opposite
 Salman Khan, is felled with swine flu. After having complained of sore 
throat and fever, the actress was immediately admitted to the Sterling 
hospital in Rajkot Saturday morning for further testing.

A while ago, Uthtvforum had contacted Sonam’s spokesperson, who 
informed that the tests for swine flu were being conducted but that it 
was too early to say anything. It has now been confirmed that the blood 
samples tested positive for the flu.

Rajkot district collector Manisha Chandra said, “Sonam Kapoor
 tested positive for swine flu today and she is being treated at 
Sterling hospital in the city.” He also informed that she could have 
caught the virus from her physical trainer who was infected by the 
virus.

Reportedly, Sonam who reached Rajkot on Wednesday was already 
suffering from the infection and only got sicker by the day. Sonam, 
infact, wanted to return to Mumbai two days ago to get herself treated 
of the fever from her family doctor. By Friday night, however, Sonam 
went through a severe spell of coughing and fever, following which she 
was rushed to the hospital Saturday morning.

Confirmed: Sonam Kapoor daignosed with swine flu

Sonam Kapoor, who was in Gondal, Gujarat for the shoot of her upcoming film Prem Ratan Dhan Payo opposite Salman Khan, is felled with swine flu. After having complained of sore throat and fever, th…

28 Feb 2015

Ab Tak Chappan 2 movie review

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Ab Tak Chappan has become a cult classic. The 2004 cop action drama film is etched deep in the minds of people across the world, mainly because of Nana Patekar’s superb portrayal of Sadhu Agashe—a character based on the real life of Mumbai sub-inspector Daya Nayak. So when in 2012, I saw the first trailer of the sequel, Ab Tak Chappan 2, as a fan I was very excited to see the film. However, the film kept getting delayed and it finally got a release date, three years later. Still, being a Nana Patekar fan, I wanted to watch this film throughout till the end and here’s what I felt about the film… What it’s about The film picks up from where the first installment ends. But Sadhu isn’t in the police department anymore. He now lives in a secluded village in Goa with his son. Mumbai is under terrorist threat and the CM asks Sadhu to be back in office. After a lot of coaxing, he finally agrees when his son asks him to join back. He is back in form in no time and starts working in his usual way by killing gangsters after getting information from  informers. However, pretty soon, his son is killed by the mafia, just like his wife was. Post that begins Sadhu’s saga of revenge and how he tries to clean up the system by staying inside the police department.

Ab Tak Chappan 2 movie review

Ab Tak Chappan has become a cult classic. The 2004 cop action drama film is etched deep in the minds of people across the world, mainly because of Nana Patekar’s superb portrayal of Sadhu Agashe—a ch…

28 Feb 2015