Dangal is being loved by one and all; people are flocking to theaters even after so many days of release. If you have already watched this Aamir Khan starrer, you must have surely experienced thrill and nail-biting moments, isn’t it? The wrestling matches looked so realistic on the big-screen, that we are forced to appreciate makers for coming up with such an awesome flick.
Although Dangal delivered 100 percent fun and enjoyment to everyone, it turned out to be unfortunate for Abhay Kumar Singh (37). Yes, the man suffered from a massive cardiac arrest while watching the evening show of Dangal with wife and kids at PVR Cinemas in Motera.
His wife didn’t come to know about this at all; she realized it only in the intermission when lights were turned on. People in the multiplex rushed Singh to the nearby hospital, but unfortunately, he was dead till then.
Singh worked in a mall in Chandkheda and lived in Sughad at Jeel 101, near Parshwanath Atlantis Park, along with mother Aabha devi, wife Soni and 2 children.
Inspector of Chandkheda police station, NS Desai stated;
“His wife has mentioned in her statement that she found Singh unconscious at 7.45 pm during intermission. She tried to wake him up but when he did not respond, the management immediately called up EMRI 108 and shifted him to a nearby charitable hospital. The doctors present declared him brought dead. We had sent the body for postmortem. Primary investigation revealed it to be a case of severe cardiac arrest.”
As of now, the postmortem is done and mortal remains have been taken to Bihar, his native place. This news has come out as a shocker for many because the age of the victim was just 37; too young for a cardiac arrest, isn’t it? The reason for this isn’t clear yet and further investigation will be conducted.
Let us make one thing clear that Dangal is in no way responsible for his death. It is a fun and light-hearted movie, without any kind of shocking moments in it. Some people might relate this incident of cardiac arrest to Dangal, but it has no connection whatsoever. Experts also say that in winters, many such cardiac arrest cases are witnessed!
