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Nellores Medicover Hospitals, where he is being admitted, said Kathi Mahesh’s condition is critical as he was brought in with serious head and eye injuries.
Famous film critic Kathi Mahesh was in a serious car accident in Andhra Pradesh late on Friday June 25. He was traveling on the Chennai-Kolkata national highway at Kodavalur Mandal in the Nellore district. Shortly after the accident, Mahesh was admitted to Nellores Medicover Hospitals with severe head and eye injuries (subarachnoid hemorrhage with orbital leakage) and multiple facial injuries at 4:41 a.m. He was transferred to intensive care, the hospital said.
According to footage of the incident that surfaced, the Innova car Kathi Mahesh was traveling in collided with the back of a truck. According to our information, the driver of the vehicle, who is now in stable condition, informed the police patrols of the accident. Medicover Hospitals said Mahesh’s health was critical and his family members were heading to the hospital after being informed of the accident. Sources told TNM that the Mahesh family hope to bring him to Hyderabad for treatment. However, from now on, they hope his health stabilizes.
Kathi Mahesh is originally from the Chittoor district and rose to fame through her film reviews. Mahesh also appeared in the second season of the popular Bigg Boss Telugu reality show, where Jr NTR was the host. He has also appeared in other Telugu TV shows and films such as Kiss Kiss bang Bang and Kobbari Matta.
Earlier in 2018, Kathi Mahesh was banned from the city of Hyderabad for a period of six months for causing “unrest” with her “controversial” remarks on Rama and Sita of the Ramayana on a regional news channel. Telangana police invoked the 1980 Law on the Prevention of Antisocial and Dangerous Activities in Telangana against the film critic, as a result of which he was banned from entering the city for six months. This decision has been criticized by several activists as going against freedom of expression.
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