Mumbai: Veteran actor and filmmaker Tinnu Anand has been discharged from Mumbai’s Kokilaben Dhirubhai Ambani Hospital after suffering five rib fractures and a punctured lung.
The actor has returned home and has been advised complete bed rest as he continues his recovery.
Meanwhile, concerns have emerged over reports that producers have approached the actor to complete pending dubbing assignments, even as he continues to struggle with speaking.
Anand reportedly continues to experience pain during routine movements, making it difficult for him to sit up, get out of bed or lie down comfortably.
Doctors have advised him against stepping outside until his recovery progresses.
The actor is undergoing physiotherapy at home to regain his strength and mobility. For now, his priority remains rest and gradually returning to his daily routine.
Even as Anand recuperates, his professional commitments have reportedly come into focus.
Sources cited in the report said that certain producers have contacted him regarding dubbing work that is yet to be completed.
The producers are reportedly keen to wrap up the pending recordings to avoid delays in their projects.
However, Anand’s current health condition is making it difficult for him to undertake voice-recording sessions.
This has raised questions about whether the actor can reasonably be expected to resume work while recovering from a punctured lung and multiple rib fractures.
It remains unclear whether he has agreed to complete the pending recordings or given any timeline for the assignments.
Tinnu Anand has been associated with Hindi cinema for several decades and has delivered several memorable performances over the years.
The veteran actor was most recently seen in Peddi, starring Ram Charan and Janhvi Kapoor.
For now, Anand remains focused on his recovery at home, continuing physiotherapy and following his doctors’ advice to take complete bed rest.