Veteran Indian badminton player and father of entertainer Deepika Padukone, Prakash Padukone has tried positive for Coronavirus and is recuperating from the contamination at an emergency clinic in Bengaluru. The 65-year-old, who is the primary Indian to win the esteemed All Britain Titles title in 1980, is probably going to be released in the not so distant future.
“Around 10 days back, Prakash, his significant other (Ujjala) and second little girl (Anisha), they created indications and got themselves tried and the outcomes came out to be positive,” Vimal Kumar, a dear companion of the incredible shuttler and chief at the Prakash Padukone Badminton Institute (PPBA), told.
“They got themselves disconnected yet following seven days Prakash’s fever didn’t descend, so last Saturday, he was conceded to a medical clinic here in Bengaluru.
“He is OK at this point. Every one of his boundaries are fine, his better half and little girl are at home and he also will be ideally released in 2-3 days,” he added.
One the most loved figures in world badminton, Padukone had arisen as a good example of Indian games during his playing days during the 1970s and 1980s.
In the mean time, the ‘Padmaavat’ entertainer as of late opened up about the significance of emotional wellness in the midst of the pandemic. “As a huge number of us (me and my family included) endeavor to remain above water, let us not fail to remember that our passionate prosperity in this momentum emergency, is similarly significant!” she imparted to fans.
