Shah Rukh Khan was admitted to KD Hospital in Ahmedabad on Tuesday, May 21 because he had suffered from dehydration. He was released after primary treatment and is now in a stable condition. Dehydration was made worse by the high temperatures of Ahmedabad and was reported as the reason for admitting Shah Rukh Khan to KD Hospital.
The match took place at Narendra Modi Stadium where Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) played against Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH). In his support for their team Shah Rukh Khan had arrived two days before the match. The match ended late and Shah Rukh along with his team went to the ITC Narmada Hotel where they were given a huge welcome party back. However, by the morning of the following day, his condition had worsened thus prompting them to admit him into the hospital at around 1 pm. He was later discharged after being treated and advised by physicians to take enough rest.
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The fact that temperatures in Ahmedabad were even reaching up to about 45 degrees Celsius made it worse. A red alert has been issued by Meteorological Department for residents of the city due to extreme heat conditions. The Kolkata Knight Riders’ IPL team moved a step closer to securing their place in this year’s final thanks to a thrilling encounter with Sunrisers Hyderabad despite health scares involving its owner Shah Rukh Khan who also attended along with his children- AbRam, Suhana, Ananya and Shanaya.
Shah Rukh Khan’s work front
Shah Rukh Khan’s work front is a busy scene with films such as Pathan, Jawan, and Dunki all becoming blockbusters or close hits within weeks of release and raking in huge money. Additionally, besides his IPL team on the side, he is also preoccupied with his forthcoming film called King. In King, Shahrukh plays an intricate role having shades of gray in the character of a dreaded don.
His followers and well-wishers are eagerly anticipating his full recovery and success in both movies and cricket.