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Rajinikanth hospitalized - He Is Serious


Tamil superstar Rajinikanth was today hospitalised for the second time within a week after he complained of breathlessness.
Rajnikanth, who is currently shooting for his latest film 'Rana' in which plays a triple role, was admitted to the Isabel hospital here tonight.
On April 29, he was admitted to the same hospital briefly for exhaustion and dehydration.
The 60-year-old actor was stable, hospital sources said.
Rajinikanth's hospitalisation last week came on the day on which 'Rana,' a period film in which he is paired opposite Bollywood heroine Deepika Padukone went on the floors.
He was also being treated for allergic bronchitis, hospital sources added.

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