Famous Bollywood actor Govinda recently faced a strange accident when he accidentally shot himself in the leg with his own revolver. After this incident, he was immediately admitted to the hospital, where he underwent surgery and the doctors put about 8-10 stitches. Now Govinda has been discharged from the hospital, and he is resting at home.
Yashvardhan Ahuja gave information about father Govinda's health
Govinda's son Yashvardhan Ahuja recently gave an update on his father's health. Yashvardhan, who had gone out to attend a Diwali party, told fans smilingly, "Papa is much better now. The stitches have been removed and he will be completely fine soon. He will even start dancing in a week or two!"
How did the accident happen?
Govinda accidentally shot himself in the leg with his own revolver. The incident started when Govinda was cleaning his gun, and suddenly the gun fired accidentally. During this time he was alone at home and was preparing to go to Kolkata for one of his shows. The incident happened around 4:45 in the morning. As soon as he saw that his leg was bleeding, he panicked.
Hospital treatment and police investigation
Immediately after being shot, Govinda decided not to let anyone worry about the incident. He made some videos himself and went straight to his doctor, Dr. Ramesh Agarwal, who took him to Mumbai's Criti Care Hospital. Dr. Agarwal confirmed the severity of his injury and said that there was a deep wound on the leg, which had to be stitched. Now the police is also investigating the matter thoroughly.
Govinda revealed the incident
After being discharged from the hospital, Govinda spoke to the media and explained the entire incident in detail. He said, "Initially, I did not understand what had happened. It felt as if it had happened to someone else. But when I felt the pain, I realized that all this had really happened." Govinda said that after this incident he was shocked and he could not believe this incident.
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