Adah Sharma, an actor best known for playing the lead role in The Kerala Story, was admitted to the hospital on Wednesday. A source close to the star claimed that the actor was treated for acute diarrhoea and a food allergy. This month, the spin-off series of the action movie franchise, Commando, will debut, and Adah is eagerly anticipating it.
On Wednesday morning, Adah’s condition significantly worsened and she was transported to the hospital. The actor began throwing up in the morning as he prepared to start Commando advertising. She has been identified as having a severe food allergy and is currently being monitored.
According to the source which have verified the news, the actor, “She came down with a severe burst of stress hives and diarrhoea today morning. Currently, she is under observation.”
Adah will be reprising her role as Bhavana Reddy in Commando. She will serve as the link between the movie and the series. She will co-star in the series with Prem, a rookie. The series is scheduled for release on August 11.
Talking about the interview, Adah averred, “I’ve played Bhavana Reddy in Commando 2 and 3. Wherever there is a Commando being made in the world Bhavana Reddy will be there even if it’s for a few seconds but she will make sure she’s there! Bhavana is the connecting factor between the OTT commando and the film.”
It also features Amit Sial, Tigmanshu Dhulia, Shreya Chaudhary, and Manini Chaddha in addition to Prem and Adah.
Adah was last seen in Sudipto Sen’s The Kerala Story. Made on a budget of ₹40 crore, The Kerala Story amassed over ₹300 crore in domestic and overseas collections and recently completed 50 days in theatres. The film created a massive controversy, which started after the release of its trailer. It claimed that over 32000 women from Kerala were forced to convert to Islam and were recruited to ISIS. Later, the figure was omitted from the trailer and the trailer description mentioned it as the story of three women from Kerala.
