Samantha Prabhu’s co-star Unni Mukandan says, ‘The actress never mentioned her suffering from myositis’

One of the most well-known actors in Tollywood is Samantha Ruth Prabhu. She has established herself and gathered a devoted fan base with her acting skills, she has established herself and gathered a devoted fan base. The actress recently gained media attention after disclosing that she had been suffering from an auto-immune disease called myositis. She is preparing for the release of her upcoming movie, Yashoda. Unni Mukundan, Samantha Ruth Prabhu's co-star in the film Yashoda, has shared candid details about his time on set with the actress. Because Samantha kept her physical condition a secret from him while the movie was being made, Unni admitted that he was taken off guard when he learned of it.

Unni Mukundan on Samantha suffering from myositis

Unni Mukundan on Samantha’s illness and working with her on the film, said, “While I was shooting, I was unaware of it. Samantha was quite professional. She remained silent about having this illness. Seeing Samantha's post made me sad. She will overcome her myositis and recover fully. Samantha is a talented actress who works extremely hard. She spent a lot of time preparing for her role, which involves both emotional and action scenes. She gets along nicely with the other actors on the set. We spoke about many concepts for scene improvisation.”

Samantha traveled to the US for treatment

Following unfounded reports that Samantha was traveling to the US to receive treatment for a rare skin ailment, Samantha made her revelation. Up until lately, she stayed quiet about the rumors. Myositis is an auto-immune condition that Samantha Ruth Prabhu disclosed she has a few weeks ago. The actor mentioned the illness's longer-than-expected recovery time in a social media post. She was, nonetheless, certain that she could beat the illness.

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Yashoda, which is being directed by Hari & Harish, is scheduled to release on November 11. The teaser implies that the story will be gloomy, tragic, and terrifying.