Shraddha Kapoor recently provided a health update to her fans after sustaining an injury on the sets of her upcoming film, "Eetha". While the actress didn't explicitly state "muscle tear hai, thik ho jayega" in available sources, reports confirm that she suffered a toe fracture while filming a Lavani dance sequence.

The incident occurred while Kapoor was shooting for a high-energy Lavani number, a traditional Maharashtrian folk dance known for its fast-paced beats and quick tempo. Sources indicate that Kapoor, who has gained over 15 kilos to portray a young Vithabai in the biopic, lost her balance after mistakenly putting all her weight on one foot during a complex step.

Following the injury, director Laxman Utekar immediately halted the shoot. However, demonstrating her commitment to the project, Kapoor suggested reworking the schedule to focus on close-up and emotional scenes. The team then shifted to a set at Madh Island in Mumbai to film these sequences. Unfortunately, after a couple of days, Kapoor's pain worsened, leading to the complete suspension of filming. The unit is expected to regroup in two weeks, allowing Kapoor time to fully recover.

"Eetha" is a biographical drama based on the life of Vithabai Bhau Mang Narayangaonkar, a legendary dancer, actor, and Tamasha artist revered in Maharashtra's cultural history. The film is directed by Laxman Utekar, known for his work on "Chhaava". Kapoor's role in "Eetha" is considered one of the most demanding and emotionally charged of her career. To prepare for the part, she not only gained weight but also immersed herself in the nuances of Lavani dance and Vithabai's life. The music for the film is composed by Ajay-Atul.

The injury has understandably caused a temporary setback in the production schedule. While an official statement from Shraddha Kapoor directly addressing her health with the words "muscle tear hai, thik ho jayega" is not available, the reports suggest that she is focusing on her recovery and is eager to return to the set. Fans have expressed their support and well wishes for her speedy recovery, eagerly anticipating her return to the screen after her last release, "Stree 2" (2024).

Kapoor's dedication to her craft is evident in her willingness to continue shooting despite the initial injury and her proactive approach to adjusting the schedule. This incident highlights the physical demands placed on actors, especially when performing intricate dance sequences and portraying physically challenging roles.