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Alia Bhatt gets injured during 'Brahmastra' shoot in Bulgaria
- Tuesday | 20th March, 2018
The ‘Brahmastra’ team was supposed to wrap up the shoot and return to India by the end of this month. But now, the team is looking for options.
Looks like the erratic work schedule has taken a toll on Alia Bhatt as the actress who is currently busy in shooting ‘Brahmastra’ got injured while shooting an action sequence.
As per sources, “The team was shooting for a scene when Alia fell and hurt herself. She has injured her right shoulder and arm. There’s a clot on her arm, so she has been advised bed rest. She is in a lot of pain. Her right arm is bandaged and held up in a sling, so she can’t exert it or her shoulder for the next 15 days.”
The ‘Brahmastra’ team was supposed to wrap up the shoot and return to India by the end of this month. But now, the team is looking for options.
Well wish the actresss for a speedy recovery.
Meanwhile, check out some latest pictures and videos of Alia Bhatt and Ranbir Kapoor.
Meet Sehmat in theatres on 11thMay 2018. Trailer out in 25 days aka 9th April 2018. #Raazi pic.twitter.com/8DAe6iDZj4
— Team Alia Bhatt (@TeamOfAliaBhatt) March 15, 2018
Ranbir Kapoor and Saurav Gurjar having fun at the gym #Brahmastra pic.twitter.com/YfQjeksOG0
— RanbirKapoor.Net (@RanbirKapoorFC) March 11, 2018
Bless us with some #RanbirKapoor Announcements!???? pic.twitter.com/UidURHczEY
— ˢᴬᴺᴶᵁ|Translation Boy????????|ᴮᴿᴬᴴᴹÁˢᵀᴿᴬ (@SanbirKapoor) March 19, 2018
[More Pictures] Ranbir Kapoor snapped with fans in Bulgaria. ????????????#Brahmāstra pic.twitter.com/u0X6tsIIzZ
— RanbirKapoorUniverse (@RanbirKUniverse) March 18, 2018
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