Rahul Roy Shares That He Has Turned Vegan, Takes 8 Medicines Daily After Suffering A Brain Stroke
The actor said he changed his diet and quit smoking after the stroke and now takes eight medicines a day.
- Actor Rahul Roy has returned to acting in the project Super Badshah following his severe brain stroke in late November 2020 while filming in Kargil.
- During the 2020 production of LAC- Live the Battle, Roy suffered a severe cerebrovascular brain stroke in the high altitude conditions of Kargil, resulting in motor aphasia that impaired his speech.
- To manage his recovery, Roy adopted a vegan diet and takes 8 medicines daily, marking significant lifestyle changes. He admitted initial skepticism about accepting roles due to lingering speech problems.
- Seeking to cover legal fees, Roy stated, "it is important for me to stay active," continuing work honestly despite past online trolling regarding his Instagram reels.
- Known for his 1990 debut in Aashiqui and winning Bigg Boss in 2007, Roy remains committed to his craft, viewing ongoing work as vital purpose and responsibility.
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Rahul Roy Wasn't Sure If He Would Be Able To Walk After Brain Stroke In 2020; Says, "Things Are Better Now"
Rahul Roy’s life changed dramatically in a matter of hours when he suffered a brain stroke in 2020. The Aashiqui actor, who rose to fame in the early 1990s and The post Rahul Roy Wasn’t Sure If He Would Be Able To Walk After Brain Stroke In 2020; Says, “Things Are Better Now” appeared first on Bollywood Bubble.
Rahul Roy didn't know if he would be able to walk again after brain stroke, reveals his routine: ‘I have 8 medicines’
Rahul Roy’s life changed in a matter of hours when he suffered a brain stroke in 2020. The Aashiqui actor has now opened up about the difficult period.
Rahul Roy says he turned vegan after having a brain stroke, stopped smoking and went off onion, garlic in food as he talks about lifestyle changes: 'Have 8 medecines after breakfast'
Actor Rahul Roy makes a triumphant return to television after overcoming a brain stroke, which he endured while shooting in Kargil in 2020. Struggling with speech difficulties, Roy has embraced a disciplined vegan lifestyle and follows a regimen of eight medications daily. He will portray an underworld don in Kuku TV's new series 'Super Badshah', marking his first appearance on screen since his significant health challenge.
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