Peoples Star R.Narayana Murthy discharged from NIMS

Veteran actor, director, and beloved “People’s Star” R Narayana Murthy has been discharged from NIMS Hospital in Hyderabad after receiving treatment for a recent illness. In his first public statement since his release, Murthy reassured fans that he is recovering well, attributing his health to God’s grace. Dr. Birappa, director of NIMS, expressed gratitude to the hospital staff and acknowledged the outpouring of support from Murthy’s fans, saying, “I bow my head to the public gods who want his welfare.”

Prior to his discharge, BRS Working President KTR visited Murthy at the hospital, inquiring about his health and offering encouragement. KTR, a longtime admirer of Narayana Murthy’s work, shared his concern and wished him a speedy recovery, assuring him of his continued support.

Narayana Murthy’s recent illness began on the 17th of this month when he experienced lethargy during a program at Prasad Lab. His fellow actors immediately transported him to NIMS Hospital, where he was treated under the care of Dr. Beerappa. While this illness comes just two months after he underwent bypass surgery, doctors have confirmed that Narayana Murthy is currently recovering well and his health is stable.

News ofNarayana  Murthy’s illness had sparked concern among his fans and well-wishers, with social media abuzz with messages of support. However, Narayana Murthy quickly addressed the public, assuring them there was no need for panic. He confirmed his treatment at NIMS Hospital and promised to provide further updates once he fully recovers.

Throughout his illustrious career, R Narayana Murthy has consistently produced films that address social issues, demonstrating his commitment to using his platform to highlight societal problems. While his films often embrace commercial elements, he consistently prioritizes shedding light on important issues and showcasing them on the silver screen. He has consistently produced films as an actor, director, and producer, driven by a passion for storytelling rather than solely pursuing profits.

His latest film, “University,” released last year, explored the struggles faced by students due to caste politics, paper leaks, and unemployment in universities. He has yet to announce his next project, but his fans eagerly await his return to filmmaking. His recent health scare has only heightened the love and support for this iconic figure in Telugu cinema.