Actor shreyas talpade will be seen in the comedy film 'Welcome to the Jungle' in the coming days. It is known that the actor suffered a heart attack last year, but now he is fine. However, now the actor has wondered whether it is somehow related to the Covid vaccine. Talking about his near-death experience, the 47-year-old actor said that such incidents have come to light only after the pandemic in a comparatively young population.

Shreyas Talpade said in an interview, 'I scared myself a lot. It was unfortunate, unexpected. I was confident that I was taking care of my diet, exercise, and health. There are theories about the vaccine as well... We're hearing about people who are out working or playing and something happens or a person who is taking care of themselves and something happens Used to be.' he said, referring to incidents where people in their 30s and 40s have been reported to have heart-related ailments. Also, many people have died suddenly.

AstraZeneca, in collaboration with the university of Oxford, developed the AZD1222 vaccine following the coronavirus outbreak in 2020. In india and other low- and middle-income countries, it was manufactured and supplied by Serum Institute under the name 'Covishield'. Shreyas told Leharen Retro about his general health at the time of the cardiac arrest, 'I don't smoke, I'm not a regular drinker. I drink maybe once a month and within limits.

Shreyas further added, 'My cholesterol was slightly elevated, which I was told is normal these days. I was taking medicine for it and it had reduced significantly. So, if I don't have any of the other factors, I don't have any diabetes, no high blood pressure, what could be causing this? We have been as careful as possible. Asked if he thought it could be related to the side effects of the vaccine, Shreyas said, 'I wouldn't want to rule out this theory. It was only after the Covid vaccine that I started feeling some fatigue and tiredness. There must be some amount of truth in this and we cannot deny the theory. It could be COVID or the vaccine, I don't know which one, but it is associated (with my condition).