Mani Ratnam’s condition stable

Noted director Mani Ratnam has been admitted to Apollo Hospital in Chennai on Tuesday night due to breathing problem and uneasiness in chest. Doctors after investigation have found nothing serious and given him OK signal. Way back in 2004, the director had suffered heart attack while shooting for ‘Yuva’. He also had a second attack during the shoot of 'Guru' on top of the Howrah Bridge in Kolkata in 2006.

However his condition is stable now and doctors said that he can resume work very shortly. "He had a few minutes of breathing difficulty and dizziness. There is no need for any panic as the director is healthy and likely to be discharged after routine check-up and a day's rest. He may resume work shortly," the source said.

The 52-year-old is currently busy with his film, ‘Ravan’ starring Aishwarya, Abhishek and Tamil hero Surya. Mani’s film is always inspired by present happenings, he is best known for his terrorism-related subjects such as 'Dil Se', 'Roja' and 'Kannathil Muthamittal'.

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Shah Rukh Khan undergoes surgery

MUMBAI (Reuters) - Bollywood actor Shah Rukh Khan underwent surgery at a city hospital on Monday and doctors said the film star would not be able to work for at least a month.

Khan, arguably India's biggest superstar, was admitted to Mumbai's Breach Candy hospital after suffering a rotator cuff tear in his left shoulder.

"He is out of anaesthesia and is a bit groggy, but otherwise the situation is under control," Sanjay Desai, who led a team of doctors operating on Khan, told reporters after a 90-minute surgery.

Desai said the 43-year-old actor would be out of action for "four to six weeks" but full recovery would take up to six months.

"Action will take time, but simple jobs, he can perform in a month's time. No high demand physical activity," Desai said.

Khan, whose film "Billu" opened in cinemas last week, is yet to complete work on director Karan Johar's project "My Name is Khan".

But trade analysts said Khan's surgery was unlikely to delay the film, about a Muslim man suffering from Asperger's syndrome, a form of autism.

"The shooting of the film wasn't scheduled for some time now and I don't think any of the remaining scenes involve any heavy duty action," trade analyst Taran Adarsh said.

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