Shruthi Haasan to pay back advance

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South Indian hot actress Shruthi Haasan has finally agreed to return back the advance amount of Rs.10 lakhs to PVP pictures. It is known fact that Shruthi Haasan has signed a contract with the PVP Pictures to act in the forthcoming untitled movie starring Nagarjuna and Karthi under the direction of Vamshi Paidipally but Shruthi rejected at the last movement  but the producers approached the civil court against her however the Kollywood film producers council settled the issue amicably after Shruthi agreed to return back the advance and also Rs. 8 lakhs for the losses.

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Shruti Haasan Recovers From Appendicitis

Shruti Haasan complained of acute stomach ache and was admitted to the Jubilee Hills Apollo Hospital and underwent a surgery for appendicitis.

She resumed work today and shot for Akshay Kumar-starrer Gabbar. "I'm back in Mumbai and back to shoot. Bye bye appendix, hello New Year. I hate pain. Day one of Gabbar," the 27-year-old tweeted post-surgery.

An official from the hospital told IANS, "She was treated for appendicitis. Apparently, she was struggling with it for quite some time and she came in for a minor surgery and got it treated. She was kept under observation for a day, and was discharged on Tuesday."

Shruti thanked her fans for their wishes on Twitter.

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SHRUTI HAASAN ADMITTED IN APOLLO HOSPITAL

Actress Shruti Haasan who currently holds a hectic shooting schedule with multiple projects in Tollywood and Bollywood was admitted in Apollo Hospital Hyderabad after she complained of acute stomach pain.
Shruti who was busy promoting her upcoming release Yevadu and was present at it's app launch when the actress complained of the pain.
"Shruti was admitted to Jubilee Hills Apollo hospital after she complained of severe stomach ache. She is currently undergoing treatment," "Yevadu" official spokesperson told IANS. "Despite her shooting pain, she attended the app launch of our film. Soon after the event, she was taken to the hospital," he added.

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