There is worrying news for all fans of Baahubali. Actor Kattappa, who became known as Kattappa, suffers from COVID-19. According to reports from some southern news portals, Sathyaraj was rushed to the nearby hospital after his health deteriorated. It appears he is now in a private hospital in Aminjikarai, Chennai. Fans know Sathyaraj from his work in films like Chennai Express and Baahubali. His nuanced performance as the loyal Kattappa in Baahubali made him a household name all over India and the globe. While some reports say he will be discharged in 2-3 days, there is no official statement from the hospital or his family.
His fans are praying for his recovery. This week, Mahesh Babu, Thaman and filmmaker Priyadarshan are down with the virus. Priyadarshan is also hospitalized at Chennai’s Apollo Hospital. A source close to Sathyaraj told India TV: “He is recovering well. In fact, doctors have told him that he will be discharged in two or three days and that he may have to quarantine himself at home in a week or so after that. “Actress Trisha also opened up about how she battled coronavirus for a few weeks. She had contracted the virus despite receiving two bites of the vaccine.
Rangaraj Subbaiah better known as Sathyaraj gained cult status after his character of Kattappa from Baahubali. He has been an integral part of both films. Fans are asking for the restoration of the star. We wish him a speedy recovery!
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