Actress Nikita Dutta, known for her performances in Kabir Singh and the recently released Jewel Thief, has tested positive for COVID-19. The actress shared the news with her fans via Instagram, revealing that both she and her mother have contracted the virus. Currently under home quarantine, Dutta is experiencing mild symptoms and has paused all professional commitments to focus on her recovery.
Despite the diagnosis, the actress remains in good spirits and is actively engaging with fans online. She expressed hope for a speedy recovery and urged her followers to stay cautious, wear masks, and follow health protocols. Dutta also reassured her fans that she is adhering to proper isolation guidelines.
This news comes shortly after fellow actress and former Bigg Boss 18 contestant Shilpa Shirodkar also tested positive for COVID-19. Shirodkar initially informed her followers through social media, encouraging vigilance and safety. She later posted a recovery update featuring a serene photo of Mumbai’s iconic Bandra-Worli Sea Link, thanking her fans for their support. Shirodkar has since recovered and returned to her regular routine.
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The resurgence of COVID-19 cases in India has reignited public health concerns. In the past 24 hours, Maharashtra has reported 44 new cases, the second highest in the country. Recent data shows over 250 active cases nationwide. The state’s health department also confirmed two COVID-related deaths this year, both involving individuals with pre-existing medical conditions.
In a recent interaction with fans, Nikita Dutta shared her excitement about working on Jewel Thief, a film directed by Siddharth Anand and starring Saif Ali Khan. She expressed gratitude for being part of a project that allowed her to channel the charm of a classic Bollywood heroine, calling the experience a significant milestone in her acting career.
As both Dutta and Shirodkar recover, their updates serve as a timely reminder of the persistent threat posed by COVID-19 and the importance of maintaining safety measures.
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