Robo Shankar Opens Up About His Health For The First Time; Says 'I Was Just Laughing At All Of The Blunders..'

Robo Shankar Speaks About His Health: Robo Shankar, who lost weight and became so emaciated as to be unrecognizable, has now returned to his old self and has spoken openly about it.

Robo Shankar is famous among the people for participating in comedy shows such as Kalakka Povathu Yaaru, Adhu Idhu Edhu. Robo Shankar, who was famous on the small screen, gradually got opportunities on the silver screen and now Robo Shankar has got a good name as a comedy actor in Kollywood.

He performed in actors Ajith, Dhanush and Sivakarthikeyan's films. The amazingly talented Robo Shankar has recently lost weight and changed into a slimmer look.

Jaundice Is The Reason

Seeing Robo Shankar looking in a never before seen slim look, fans were questioning what was wrong with him. And there were various rumors about his health condition. In this situation, actor Robo Shankar has opened up about his health for the first time. In a recent interview to a leading media portal, he spoke particularly about why he suddenly lost weight.

Accordingly, he said: "I got jaundice when I was on a diet to lose weight. Due to the disease, the body weight decreased rapidly. I had good doctors at the right time who took good care of me. My wife, my children and my friends were there as a moral support in my hard times. That's why I was able to return to my old look so quickly.

Laughing At All Of The Blunders

I watched comedy shows for four months and it also helped me to recover soon. I have made many people laugh and relieved their sorrows. But it was comedy shows that got rid of my problem. Moreover, Ramar comedies cannot be beaten by anyone. I have rolled over and laughed at his comedies.

I know how to do comedy and also know how to enjoy other's comedy. I was just laughing at all of the blunders on YouTube about my health. Now, whenever I go out, people who see me say that they are praying for me to come back to my old self. I am very happy to see the love of people," says Robo Shankar.