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Emraan Hashmi infected with swine flu, H1N1 test found positive, isolated, Bengaluru show cancelled.
Sandy Verma | August 30, 2026 1:24 AM CST

Mumbai Emraan Hashmi, who is enjoying the success of 'Awaarapan 2', has fallen victim to swine flu. He recently got H1N1 test done, which came positive. Doctors have advised the actor to remain in isolation. Imran had recently gone to Ranchi for work and after returning from there, he got tested. Emraan Hashmi was not well for the last few days.

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Emraan Hashmi had recently shared a post on Instagram, in which it was said that his health is not good and hence he has canceled his Bengaluru show. But he did not tell that he had swine flu. Doctors have now asked Emraan Hashmi to take precautions, stay in isolation and take complete care.

Emraan Hashmi was ill for a few days, Bengaluru show canceled

At the same time, in the post, Emraan Hashmi had written that 'Hello Bengaluru, I am very unwell and unfortunately I will not be able to come to the Bengaluru show. But the picture is not finished yet, it has just been postponed. I'll see you all at Sunburn Union on Saturday, September 12th. Your tickets will remain valid for the new date also. Eagerly waiting to meet you guys.

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According to media reports, Emraan Hashmi was traveling for professional commitments and was recently in Ranchi. He is also shooting for his new film G9, the teaser of which was released recently. After returning, Emraan Hashmi was not feeling well for a few days, due to which he got a medical test done and the result came out positive. It was confirmed that Imran had swine flu. According to Sacnilk, 'Awarapan 2' has made a gross collection of ₹173.30 crore and a net collection of ₹145.45 crore across the country in 15 days. At the same time, it has earned a gross of ₹ 205.35 crore worldwide.


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