Fiance of Smriti Mandhana Rushed to Hospital After Father

In a dramatic turn of events, Smriti Mandhana, a prominent figure in Indian women’s cricket, had to postpone her wedding ceremony. This decision came after her father, Mr. Srinivas Mandhana, exhibited heart attack-like symptoms on the day of the celebration.

Medical Emergency Halts Wedding Festivities

As Mr. Mandhana displayed signs of distress, an ambulance was dispatched to the venue without delay. His family immediately took action to ensure his health was prioritized over the planned ceremony. Smriti chose not to proceed with the wedding in her father’s absence, impacting the much-anticipated event.

Fiancé’s Health Concern

Adding to the family’s distress, Smriti’s fiancé, Palash Muchhal, also faced health challenges. Following a deterioration in his condition due to a viral infection and rising acidity, he required hospitalization. Fortunately, his situation was not critical. He has since received treatment and returned to his hotel.

Update on Mr. Mandhana’s Health

Dr. Naman Shah, the family doctor, provided updates on Mr. Mandhana’s condition. After experiencing left-sided chest pain, diagnosed as angina, he was quickly evaluated in the hospital. Diagnostic tests revealed elevated cardiac enzymes, necessitating further observation and monitoring.

• Symptoms: Left-sided chest pain (angina)
• Concern: Elevated cardiac enzymes
• Treatment: Blood pressure management and potential angiography if conditions worsen

Dr. Shah confirmed continuous monitoring of Mr. Mandhana’s blood pressure and health status. If he shows adequate improvement, there is a possibility of discharge on the same day.

Wedding Celebration Postponed Indefinitely

The wedding festivities, which had begun with a week-long celebration in Sangli, Maharashtra, were abruptly halted. The family has decided to postpone the remaining rituals indefinitely. The rescheduling of the wedding ceremony and associated events will depend on Mr. Mandhana’s recovery progress.

As the family navigates these challenging times, the focus remains on ensuring the health and well-being of both Mr. Mandhana and Palash Muchhal.