Vijay Deverakonda is back home from hospital after recovering from dengue, set to begin promotions for 'Kingdom': Report
Vijay Deverakonda
is all set to make a big-screen comeback with his film 'Kingdom', and recent reports regarding the actor's hospitalisation due to dengue had worried his fans. New reports now suggest that the actor has since been discharged from a private hospital in Hyderabad and is currently recovering at home.
Vijay
Deverakonda
discharged from hospital
According to India Today, doctors have advised Deverakonda to take proper rest following his discharge. 'He's slowly getting back on his feet. While doctors have advised rest, the actor is keen on sticking to his work commitments as much as possible,' the source stated.
Deverakonda to make limited public appearances
Vijay has already resumed light work. He has filmed a couple of promotional videos for his upcoming action-packed spy drama 'Kingdom' and is preparing for selective media interactions to promote the film.
'He's doing much better now. He is at home recovering and responding well to the treatment. Vijay will be doing a couple of interviews in Telugu to kickstart the promotional campaign,' the report added.
Vijay Deverakonda Hospitalised With Dengue Just Before 'Kingdom' Release
After reports circulated online about his hospitalisation, his brother—actor Anand—shared an adorable video with him to celebrate the song Anna Antene, which went viral online. Vijay also posted a picture of himself holding a revolver, amid the speculation surrounding his health.
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Vijay is expected to make an appearance at 'Kingdom's trailer launch and pre-release event.
About Kingdom
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, 'Kingdom' has already sparked excitement among audiences with its initial promos showcasing Vijay in a fierce, high-octane role. Initially scheduled to hit screens in March, and later in May, the release was eventually postponed to July 31. Producer Naga Vamsi has also hinted at the possibility of a sequel.
Vijay Deverakonda's upcoming projects
On the work front, Vijay is also gearing up for his next project with director Rahul Sankrityan, tentatively titled 'VD14'. He also has another project in the pipeline, 'SVC59', which will be helmed by Ravi Kiran Kola.
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