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When a film role almost led to Vikram's organ failure
The Free Press Journal
|September 11, 2024
Vikram also shared how he could not see properly for a couple of months after shooting for his film Kasi, because he had his "eye lids up all the time"
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One of the biggest actors in the Tamil film industry, Vikram, popularly known as Chiyaan Vikram, recalled the time when he risked his life by undergoing a drastic weight-loss transformation for a film. He said that he was asked to stop by his doctors as they had no clue about how they would revive him if things went south.
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