
Veteran Bengali filmmaker Raja Sen, 70, has been admitted to SSKM Hospital in Kolkata in critical condition, The Times of India reports. Industry sources said he is on ventilation and under close…
Veteran Bengali filmmaker Raja Sen, 70, has been admitted to SSKM Hospital in Kolkata in critical condition, The Times of India reports. Industry sources said he is on ventilation and under close medical observation. Sen has faced health complications for several years.
His condition reportedly worsened after a back injury sustained during the shooting of Maya Mridanga. He later developed weakness in his lower body and was diagnosed with a neurological condition. Sen underwent major surgery in February and initially improved, but his health has deteriorated in recent days. He is known for films including Atmiyo Sajan and Laboratory.
Reports about a filmmaker’s critical illness often invite premature claims about recovery or doom. Neither is justified here. The available account gives no medical bulletin, prognosis or confirmed cause for his current deterioration. The useful update will come from SSKM Hospital or his family, especially on whether he remains on ventilation and how he responds to treatment.
Source: timesofindia.indiatimes.com
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