Post mother’s death, Mahesh Babu’s father suffers from a heart attack Sunday late night; currently hospitalized

Krishna, the father of superstar Mahesh Babu, was taken unconscious from a heart arrest on Sunday night and sent to Continental Hospital in Hyderabad around midnight. Krishna's health is critical but slightly stable, in contrast to earlier reposts that said he was stable. According to the most recent update from specialists at Continental Hospital. Guru N. Reddy, the hospital's managing director, said that the coming 24 hours will be crucial.

Mahesh Babu’s father shifted to ICU

Doctors say the actor is receiving treatment in the intensive care unit and is being kept on life support by a ventilator. They claimed that after suffering a cardiac arrest, Krishna, the father of well-known actor Mahesh Babu, was taken unconscious to Continental Hospital in Gachibowli at around two in the morning. On social media, a doctor can be seen giving an update on Krishna's health in a video clip. He is heard in the video indicating that Krishna's hospitalization was caused by a heart attack. After 20 minutes of CPR, he was revived, and the ICU is now keeping an eye on him. A further update will be provided after he has been under observation for 24 hours.

Official news shared from the continental hospital on his health

Mahesh Babu’s mother’s death

Indira Devi, Mahesh Babu's mother, and Krishna's first wife, passed away in the previous month. According to a statement made public by the Ghattamaneni family after her passing, she had been ill for a long time. Krishna, a 79-year-old actor who has appeared in more than 300 films over the course of an illustrious career spanning three decades, is regarded as Telugu cinema's first superstar. The last time Krishna appeared on screen was in the 2016 Telugu movie Sri Sri. Since the passing of his wife Indira Devi in September, the former celebrity has reportedly been experiencing depression. He lost his older son Ramesh Babu in January. Messages for Krishna's quick recovery flooded in from all around as word of his hospitalization spread.