Best known for his film Aashiqui (1990) and Saajan (1992), well known Bollywood film actor and famous TV personality Rahul Roy suffered from a brain stroke whilst shooting in Kargil post which he was admitted in Nanavati hospital. Latest update in same is that, his upcoming web film L.A.C. – Live The Battle producer Nivedita Basu wishes Rahul Roy a speedy recovery.
This was a very surprising news which has been in headlines since yesterday but now the important scoop of the day is that his web film producer Nivedita Basu wishes Rahul Roy a speedy recovery.
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Aashiqui (1990) film fame B town actor Rahul Roy suffered a cerebrovascular stroke while he was shooting for his web film L.A.C – Live The Battle in Kargil. He was immediately airlifted to Srinagar and then brought back to Mumbai. He is currently under treatment at the Nanavati hospital. The cerebrovascular stroke resulted in a condition called Aphasia where he is unable to form proper sentences.
L.A.C – Live The Battle, which also marks the OTT debut of dapper and suave TV superstar Nishant Singh Malkani, is being directed by Nitin Kumar Gupta and jointly produced by Chitra Vakil Sharma and Nivedita Basu.
While during a recent interview, when Nivedita was asked about the entire incident, she said, “Rahul has been a close friend of the director and he was the first one on the project. When we were looking for the other cast we already knew he was on board, and after doing a short film called ‘Walk’ with him during the lockdown, Nitin knew Rahul would be a good choice. Kargil had extreme weather conditions and they had gone up to -12°C and -13°C, so it was just a matter of time when someone would have succumbed to the cold, and I think that’s exactly what happened with Rahul. His one day of the shoot was still left but when we got to know about him, we told Nitin that we need to get him out.”
Nivedita spilling the beans about how the production is taking care of his medical expenses, stated, “Nitin arranged for him to be airlifted from Kargil to Srinagar and then back to Mumbai. The expenses are being taken care of by the production, he was taken to the hospital immediately by us and was given immediate attention. There was some confusion that we did not take care of, but the whole idea of him being airlifted was ours and getting him to a Mumbai hospital also. We have been covering all the expenses because health comes first. His one day of work is left but how we do it is not important, him recovering well is most important now. We wish him a speedy recovery.”