In recent news, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) chief, Sukanta Majumdar, paid a visit to Mithun Chakraborty at a hospital in Kolkata, where the veteran actor was admitted after suffering a stroke. This incident occurred on Saturday, prompting immediate medical attention at Apollo Hospital. The official statement from the hospital mentioned weakness in Mithun Chakraborty’s right upper and lower limbs as the reason for admission, leaving fans and well-wishers concerned.

Sukanta Majumdar’s visit to the hospital was captured on video and circulated on the internet, showing the BJP chief interacting with Chakraborty while the latter lay on the hospital bed receiving treatment. Additionally, several drips were seen attached to the actor’s arm as part of his ongoing medical care.

Amidst the worry surrounding Mithun Chakraborty’s health, his co-star from the film “Shastri,” Debashree Roy, and the film’s director, Pathikrit Basu, provided updates on his condition. Pathikrit Basu, in an interview with Zoom, mentioned meeting the veteran actor and confirming his improved state. Basu stated that Chakraborty expressed his intention to resume shooting after a brief recovery period, discussing plans for his return to the film set.

Similarly, Debashree Roy shared insights into Chakraborty’s health, mentioning a decline in his sugar levels but assuring that he is now out of the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) and recuperating in a regular room. She emphasized that timely medical attention had been crucial for his current state of recovery.

Mithun Chakraborty was preparing for the shooting of his upcoming film “Shastri,” co-starring Debashree Roy, with filming originally scheduled to commence on February 23. However, his health setback has temporarily delayed these plans.

According to hospital officials, Mithun Chakraborty arrived at the hospital’s emergency department at 9:40 am, reporting weakness in the upper right side of his body. He has been diagnosed with an Ischemic Cerebrovascular Accident (Stroke), prompting immediate medical intervention and ongoing care.