Veteran Actress Hema Chaudhary Hospitalised Due To Brain Hemorrhage, Condition Critical In ICU


(MENAFN- AsiaNet News) Renowned Kannada actress Hema Chaudhary is currently undergoing intensive medical care after being admitted to Baptist Hospital in Bangalore two days ago due to a brain hemorrhage. Despite treatment, her condition remains unresponsive, prompting her family's concern, particularly as they await the arrival of her son from a foreign country.

The actress, known for her significant contribution to over 180 films, including 91 in Kannada, is battling for recovery in the hospital's intensive care unit. Fans of the veteran artist are fervently praying for her swift recuperation.
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Hailing from Hyderabad, Hema Chaudhary ventured into the film industry with Telugu cinema in 1976, later establishing herself as a versatile supporting actress in the 1980s. Renowned for her adeptness in negative roles, she graced the screens in Kannada films like Vijay Vani, Shubshaya, Deepa, Ghadi Matu, and Nee bareda Kadambari
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Beyond acting, Hema Chaudhary is an accomplished Kuchipudi dancer, having delivered more than 700 performances globally under the tutelage of her mentor, Vempati Chinna Satyam. Notably, she shares an acting school background with superstar Rajinikanth and received the Panorama Award for her outstanding dance skills. Additionally, she served as a judge on the National Film Awards Committee for three years.

Born to Brindavan Chaudhary, a revered female dubbing artist and Telugu film actress, Hema completed her education at the Chennai Film Institute alongside Rajinikanth and other notable personalities. Apart from her illustrious career, she followed a tradition of offering silk sarees to Hindu goddess temples across the nation upon the completion of each film.

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