
Actor Avika Gor has been diagnosed with dengue and is hospitalised after a five-day high fever of 103-104 degrees. Her husband, entrepreneur Milind Chandwani, told Hindustan Times that she continues to experience…
Actor Avika Gor has been diagnosed with dengue and is hospitalised after a five-day high fever of 103-104 degrees. Her husband, entrepreneur Milind Chandwani, told Hindustan Times that she continues to experience severe body pain and has been advised 15 days of bed rest. Her blood platelet count, which had dropped, is now improving.
Milind revealed that Avika shot for a pending ad and travelled to Delhi despite the fever, honouring commitments. He also promoted her upcoming Punjabi song 'Bukhaar', noting the irony of the title. He said Avika felt sad about not being able to actively promote it.
Avika Gor's dedication to work even with a 103-degree fever is admirable, but it also feeds a narrative that equates illness with heroism. No shoot budget is worth a person's health. The bigger test is whether the industry will allow actors to rest without guilt. Will Avika's upcoming 'Bukhaar' music video spark a conversation about workplace pressure, or will it just be another ironic title? The numbers that matter are not views but recovery days.
Source: hindustantimes.com
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