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A Person Dies In Hyderabad Watching Jaanu
By: Tupaki Desk | 8 Feb 2020 7:45 AM GMT
Jaanu released on 7th February and the movie is running to good occupancies now. The love story starring Sharwanand and Samantha Akkineni is receiving praises for the emotional story telling.
An interesting news update has been reported recently. A person died due to heart attack watching the movie in Hyderabad.
This incident happened at Gokul theatre, Erragadda, Hyderabad. This person walked into the theater to watch the show like all but he did not walk out after the show was over like others.
Theatre staff asked him to leave but as he did not respond for numerous calls, they immediately reported it to police. SR Nagar Police took the case and they declared him as dead after initial tests.
They have sent his body to Gandhi Hospital Mortuary for further investigation. The person had no identification proofs in his pockets and police are trying to identify him using non-traditional ways.
They have not ruled out the possibility of the guy being murdered with some sort of chemical poison too. We will update more details as we get them.
An interesting news update has been reported recently. A person died due to heart attack watching the movie in Hyderabad.
This incident happened at Gokul theatre, Erragadda, Hyderabad. This person walked into the theater to watch the show like all but he did not walk out after the show was over like others.
Theatre staff asked him to leave but as he did not respond for numerous calls, they immediately reported it to police. SR Nagar Police took the case and they declared him as dead after initial tests.
They have sent his body to Gandhi Hospital Mortuary for further investigation. The person had no identification proofs in his pockets and police are trying to identify him using non-traditional ways.
They have not ruled out the possibility of the guy being murdered with some sort of chemical poison too. We will update more details as we get them.
