Maniesh Paul Corona Positive: After Neetu-Varun, Maniesh Paul also a Victim of Covid-19
New Delhi: The team of ‘Jug Jug Jeeyo’ is currently facing the threat of Coronavirus. After Varun Dhawan, director Raj Mehta and Neetu Kapoor, now Maniesh Paul has also become a victim of Coronavirus. Maniesh is currently in Mumbai. Although he is in Isolation or is admitted to the hospital, information about this has not been revealed. According to our Sources, Maniesh returned to Mumbai after having a mild fever. When he got his Covid 19 test done here, the reports came out positive.
Maniesh has not even shared a post about his health with fans. But Varun Dhawan has confirmed the news of his corona being a victim. The actor has given information about this by sharing a post on his Instagram. The actor shared a photo on insta and wrote, ‘Vitamin dude..I returned to my work in this pandemic and fell victim to Kovid 19. All the precautions were taken by the production house, but nothing is decided in life, especially Covid 19. Please take good care of yourself. I am getting the message of Get Well Soon for me, thank you for that.
Let me tell you that the shooting of ‘Jug Jug Jeeyo’ has been stopped for a few days after Neetu, Varun and Raj Mehta are Covid positives. The shooting of the film was going on in Chandigarh. Earlier, it was also reported that the remaining two stars of the film, Anil Kapoor and Kiara Advani, also came to Covid test positive. However, there was no truth in this news. Anil Kapoor confirmed this by tweeting himself. He wrote- “To put an end to all the rumors, my Kovid-19 test has come negative. Thank you for your concern and best wishes’.
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How Covid reached the set
The cast and technicians underwent Covid-19 tests before the film started shooting. Then how did the Covid-19 virus reach the set? It is being told that a few days ago a Kirtan scene was shot, which required a crowd. Probably at the same time, both the artist and Raj Mehta underwent the Covid-19 transition.
