Top News

Shakeela's health problems and effect of mobile

Nowadays smartphone is not only a means of entertainment, but it also plays an important role in work. However, excessive screen time can have negative effects on health. South Indian actress Shakeela recently shared in her vlog that due to her habit of prolonged phone usage and playing games, she faced serious health problems due to which she had to be hospitalised.

Habit of playing games for hours in bed

Shakeela told in her YouTube vlog that she would often play mobile games for four hours while lying on the bed. During this time, she would get up only to drink tea or coffee and then get busy on the phone. Along with gaming, he also spent a lot of time watching reels and watching YouTube and Instagram.

effect of wrong posture

The actress said that using the mobile incorrectly for a long time affected her neck. He told that due to continuous use of phone, the problem to neck veins became serious, for which he had to undergo operation. While sharing this experience, Shakeela advised people to limit the use of mobile.

surgery in chennai

Shakeela told that her surgery took place at Medway Hospital in Chennai, where Dr. Balamurugan performed the operation. The doctor has advised him to wear a neck collar until he recovers. Based on her experience, the actress appealed to people to reduce screen time and said that the habit of watching unnecessary videos can increase problems.

mobile distance advice

Shakeela jokingly said in her vlog that if watching her video increases your screen time, then don't watch it. He told that around Rs 3 lakh was spent on the treatment and he also had to endure physical pain. His message was clear that mobile is useful, but its excessive use can be harmful.

Beginning of film career

Shakeela started her acting career in 1995 with the Tamil film 'Playgirls'. Actress Silk Smita was also in this film. However, he got his real recognition from the Malayalam film 'Kinnara Thumbikal' released in the year 2000. After this he created a distinct identity for himself in South Indian cinema.