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Sharat Saxena, 76, Undergoes Six-Hour Spine Surgery and Heads Home, Says ‘Party Today, Gym Tomorrow’
The 76-year-old actor posted hospital photos and an upbeat message after the procedure, including a note that he plans to return to the gym.
- On Friday, veteran actor Sharat Saxena, 76, shared recovery updates following a six-hour spine surgery, posting photographs smiling from his hospital bed with family and friends beside him.
- Saxena has maintained a demanding exercise routine well into his seventies, complementing his five-decade film career spanning over 250 films including Mr India and Khiladi across Hindi and Indian languages.
- Before the procedure at Bombay Hospital, the actor underwent a standing MRI scan; he later wrote, "6 hour spine surgery- done CAN'T KEEP A GOOD MAN DOWN," maintaining his trademark humor.
- Heading home on Friday, Saxena appeared cheerful while seated in a car with friends, captioning the moment, "PARTY TODAY GYM TOMORROW," signaling his intent to resume his active routine.
- Demonstrating characteristic resilience, Saxena joked about hospital meals with the caption "NO MORE SOUP!!!" while remaining determined to return to his feet and resume his active routine soon.
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Bollywood actor Sharat Saxena's 6-hour spine surgery has been successful and he is now recovering. He shared photos from the hospital and after returning home, saying that the discomfort while walking has now stopped.
Sharat Saxena, 76, Undergoes 6-Hour Spine Surgery: ‘No More Walking With a Stick’
Veteran actor Sharat Saxena has undergone a six-hour spine surgery at the age of 76 and shared an upbeat update on social media following the procedure. The actor posted a montage of photographs on Instagram showing moments from his hospital stay, his journey home and celebrations with his family after the surgery. Sharat Saxena shares […] The post Sharat Saxena, 76, Undergoes 6-Hour Spine Surgery: ‘No More Walking With a Stick’ appeared first o…
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