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When smiling Govinda fell ill

Actors usually have very hectic schedules and most of the times it takes a toll on their health

Updated At : 06:36 AM Nov 06, 2016 IST

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Hectic Schedule: Govinda

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Actors usually have very hectic schedules and most of the times it takes a toll on their health. Something similar happened recently on the sets of Bhabi Ji Ghar Par Hain.

As a special guest on the show, Bollywood actor Govinda visited the sets to promote his upcoming movie Aa Gaya Hero. Unfortunately, the actor fell ill and the shoot came to a halt. After shooting one scene the shoot was stalled for three hours, but post the break Govinda completed his shoot and even spent some extra time with the producer, director and the entire cast on the sets.

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