Renowned actor Govinda has been admitted to a hospital in Mumbai due to health issues that left him feeling disoriented. According to statements from his lawyer, Lalit Bindal, the actor experienced discomfort before being brought to the emergency room. However, updates indicate that Govinda is currently stable as he undergoes further tests and awaits the opinion of a neuro specialist. This hospital visit comes shortly after he paid a visit to fellow actor Dharmendra, who is recuperating from his own health challenges at Breach Candy Hospital. In a video captured as he left the facility, Govinda appeared visibly somber.

Interestingly, this isn't the first time Govinda has faced hospitalization in the past year. Last October, he was involved in a traumatic incident where a misfire from his licensed revolver caused a bullet wound to his knee. The incident unfolded around 4:45 a.m. while he was preparing to leave for a show in Kolkata. As he was placing the gun back in its cupboard, it accidentally discharged. Following the event, he was rushed to a hospital and was discharged three days later, when he acknowledged the media with folded hands, recounting the alarming moments that followed the accident.

Govinda has been an influential figure in the Indian film industry, rising to fame during the late 1980s and 1990s. He starred in popular films such as 'Ilzaam' (1986), 'Love 86' (1986), and 'Ishq Mein Jeena Ishq Mein Marna' (1994), and became known for his collaborations with director David Dhawan, which produced box-office hits like 'Coolie No. 1,' 'Hero No. 1,' 'Raja Babu,' and 'Partner.' Beyond his comedic roles, Govinda has showcased his acting prowess in more serious roles throughout his more than three-decade career. His most recent film, 'Rangeela Raja,' was released in 2019, leaving fans hopeful for his future projects.