Atul Todankar reveals he performed his play in the USA while battling painful shingles, saying, "My half-face and eye were swollen"

Veteran actor Atul Todankar, renowned for his roles in Marathi television and theater, has recently shown unwavering dedication to his work during his tour in the United States. Atul, famous for his role in the Marathi TV series "Thipkyanchi Rangoli" and the play "Eka Lagnachi Dusri Goshta," revealed a remarkable and inspiring incident where he took to the stage, even while battling a painful condition like shingles.

In a heartfelt social media post, Atul shared his experiences during the second America tour of his play, "Eka Lagnachi Dusri Goshta." He wrote, "Today is the next story of my play, Eka Lagnachi Dusri Goshta; the second America tour of our play is over. Very mixed memories ��
SHOW MUST GO ON.
This is my third tour of America. Greatness is not eradicated, so we have the habit and predictions of the environment here. But at this time, America made fun ��

Housefull shows were on. The Chicago, St. Louis, and Dallas show got me troubled by the shingles. It is said that a viral infection My half-face and eye were swollen. But between America’s immense audience, their storm response, our play team, and our magician, Prashant Damale, there’s something to happen and an experiment to go through every three hours. On both of these weekends, each center had a special doctor, and treatment was going well. I am indebted to Prashant Sir, Aau, Kavita, and my entire team. Ajay- Vasudha NihaarPatwardhan���� Atul Arnake, RahuKarnik, Ik, love you all��"

Atul's third tour of America, an example of his enduring popularity and talent, was a mix of highs and lows. Despite facing challenges, including dealing with the painful condition known as shingles, he remained resolute. Shingles is a viral infection that typically causes painful rashes and blisters.

What makes this story even more extraordinary is the fact that Atul's performances were met with houseful audiences, showcasing the immense popularity and love he enjoys among Marathi-speaking audiences in the USA. His dedication to his work, the supportive audience, and the unwavering commitment of his play's team and magician, Prashant Damale, enabled him to soldier on despite his medical condition.

Atul expressed his gratitude, acknowledging the crucial role played by Prashant Damale and his entire team.


Atul's story serves as an inspiration to all, reminding us that the show must indeed go on, regardless of the challenges we may face.