South actor Ravi Teja recently suffered an injury while filming his upcoming movie, RT75. Despite the injury, the actor initially chose to continue working, which unfortunately worsened his condition. As a result, Ravi Teja had to undergo surgery on his right hand at Yashoda Hospital after doctors diagnosed a torn muscle. Ignoring the pain initially led to the necessity for medical intervention, and following the surgery, doctors have now advised him to take a six-week break from work to ensure a full recovery.
A representative for Ravi Teja confirmed the news, stating that the actor is recovering well and is expected to make a complete recovery. However, how the injury occurred during the shoot remains undisclosed. Fans and well-wishers have been sending their prayers and support for the actor’s speedy recovery, while the production team of RT75 has adjusted the shooting schedule to accommodate his recovery period. Ravi Teja’s dedication to his work, despite the injury, has been widely praised, and there is optimism that he will soon return to filming.
Ravi Teja was last seen on the big screen in Harish Shankar’s Mr Bachchan, which was released on August 15. The film faced stiff competition from Puri Jagannadh’s Double iSmart, but neither film achieved significant box office success. Despite this setback, Ravi Teja remains busy with preparations for his upcoming film, RT75, directed by Bhanu Bogavarapu. This project marks his second collaboration with actress Sreeleela, following their successful partnership in Dhamaka (2022). The new film, yet to be titled, was launched with a pooja ceremony in June and is slated for release during the Sankranthi festival next year. The film is being produced by Sithara Entertainment in association with Fortune Four Cinemas and Sai Soujanya Production.
As Ravi Teja focuses on his health and recovery, the film industry and his extensive fan base are standing by him, eagerly anticipating his return to the big screen. Further updates on his recovery and the resumption of filming will be shared in due course.
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