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Manoj Joshi opens up about suffering a stroke while shooting 'Devdas'
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September 22, 2023
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2:12Now PlayingKnown for his acting prowess, Manoj Joshi recently opened up about the time when he fell very ill after suffering a stroke while shooting for Sanjay Leela Bhansali's directorial 'Devdas.' During a conversation with the YouTube channel Rajshri Unplugged, the veteran actor said, 'In 2001, I got ill. I had a stroke and was in a hospital bed for one-and-a-half years. I fell ill during the shooting of Devdas. I was in a coma for four days and lost my eyesight. I couldn’t see anything for 19 days. This is my rebirth. During that time in the hospital, my bank balance became zero and my wife took tuition to support me.' Speaking about how a TV show helped him bounce back in films, he said, 'Then in 2003 I got a chance to act in a TV show called 'Kehta Hai Dil.' I played the role of the main villain on the show. I was supposed to star for only four days in the show but it went on and on and eventually, I became one of the lead actors on the show. Later, I got a slew of films like 'Hungama', 'Hulchul', and I ended up doing 12 films with filmmaker Priyadarshan.' Manoj Joshi was last seen in Ayushmann Khurrana and Ananya Panday starrer 'Dream Girl 2.' For more news and updates, stay tuned to ETimes.
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