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Kiara Advani not hospitalised, has been advised rest

Kiara Advani has not been hospitalised and had to give the Game Changer press meet a skip as she has been advised to rest due to exertion. A statement on behalf of the actress has been issued by her spokesperson,...

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Updated At : 09:18 AM Jan 05, 2025 IST

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Kiara Advani has not been hospitalised and had to give the Game Changer press meet a skip as she has been advised to rest due to exertion.

A statement on behalf of the actress has been issued by her spokesperson, which read — “Kiara Advani has not been hospitalised. She has been advised to rest due to exertion as she has been working non-stop.” It was earlier on Saturday reported that actress Kiara has been hospitalised in Mumbai.

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