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Actor Nargis Fakhri has opened up about undergoing stem cell treatment for chronic knee injuries, sharing her experience in a recent video message to fans. In the clip, the actor revealed that she opted for a bone marrow stem cell procedure after struggling with meniscus tears in both knees — an issue she attributes to years of dancing.“Hi guys, I would love to share my journey with you about my stem cell. I did the bone marrow stem cell for my both knees. They had meniscus tears due to dancing and I am two and a half months in and I'm feeling absolutely amazing. I can actually say that I feel at least 75 to 80% better,” she said. A Decade-Long Knee Struggle Fakhri explained that this was not her first battle with knee injuries. Around a decade ago, she faced a similar diagnosis but chose to avoid surgery at the time.“About 10 years ago I had the same issue with my knees, meniscus tears on both knees and I actually did not want to get surgery, which was proposed to me many times. Instead I went the physio way and I strengthened my muscles but that took me a very long time. That took me maybe I would have to say years to be honest,” she shared.According to the actor, the availability of stem cell therapy influenced her decision this time.“And this time stem cell is available now to everybody which is absolutely amazing. So I decided to contact Regen Ortho Sport and speak to Dr. Movva about it. He gave me the confidence and so I went with it and I'm just very happy that I did because from years of physio to now two and a half months feeling pretty good is a huge difference,” she added. Recommends Exploring Options Before Surgery Encouraging others dealing with similar issues to consider alternatives, Fakhri said, “So anyone who's out there like having these issues with their knees, I highly recommend trying the stem cell before any kind of surgery.” View this post on Instagram A post shared by Nargis Fkhri (@nargisfakhri) Meniscus tears are among the most common knee injuries, particularly in physically active individuals and dancers. While physiotherapy and strengthening exercises are often recommended as initial treatment, surgery may be advised in more severe cases. Stem cell therapy has emerged in recent years as an alternative regenerative approach, though medical experts continue to assess its long-term efficacy across different conditions.Also Read: Nargis Fakhri flaunts multi-crores Rolls-Royce Cullinan, drops hint at Tony Beig’s grand gesture
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A video claiming that pirated DVDs of the recently released Hindi film Dhurandhar are being openly sold in Pakistan for as little as Rs 16 has gone viral on social media, raising fresh concerns about film piracy and cross-border circulation of illegal copies.The clip, widely shared online, shows a street vendor displaying stacks of DVDs allegedly containing the film. In the video, the seller can be heard saying the discs are available for “Rs 16,” drawing sharp reactions from viewers. The footage has since triggered debate among film trade observers and audiences over the scale and speed at which pirated versions surface after a theatrical release.The video quickly gained traction across platforms, with many users expressing shock at how cheaply the film was being sold. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Karl Rock (@iamkarlrock) Dhurandhar, starring Ranveer Singh and directed by Aditya Dhar, is currently trending at No. 1 on Netflix in multiple territories, including India, Pakistan, Bahrain, Oman and the UAE. The film has also charted strongly in regions where it did not receive theatrical clearance, ranking No. 7 in Saudi Arabia and No. 3 in Kuwait, while viewing data for Qatar remains unavailable. Its OTT performance contrasts with earlier theatrical challenges, as the film was banned across all six GCC countries over concerns related to its geopolitical themes. Centered on an undercover RAW agent, the film reportedly faced objections due to its portrayal of Pakistan, leading to denial of certification for cinema release in the region.Also Read: Rupali Ganguly can’t stop praising brother Vijay Ganguly for his work on Ranveer Singh starrer Dhurandhar 2