Amitabh Bachchan Health Update: Was Big B Admitted To ICU? Actor Reacts To Surgery Buzz, Cryptic Blog Message

Amitabh Bachchan Health Update: Megastar Amitabh Bachchan has been entertaining fans for decades and is among the most successful stars in the history of Indian cinema. Even at the age of 83, the veteran actor has been working actively and is making his mark with strong roles in big films. Amid all this, his recent blog left his fans concerned about his health.

Taking to his blog post on Tuesday, Amitabh Bachchan mentioned a surgery and spending time in the ICU, which left his fans and well-wishers tensed. Now, the seasoned actor has finally opened up about his cryptic blog post and clarified everything related to his health.

ALL ABOUT AMITABH BACHCHAN'S BLOG POST AND WHAT HE WROTE

Taking to his Tumblr blog a day after the FIFA World Cup finale match, in which Spain won to claim their second world title, beating Argentina, Amitabh Bachchan wrote a long note mentioning surgery and recovery.

It reads, "In hospital in a surgery and in the ICU, under the care of proficient Doctors and medical Staff, a discharge and a homecoming. This homecoming period is the most difficult phase, physically, psychologically and practically. You are a revered Champion, and one day a defeat stares at you, this is the most difficult phase of your life," he wrote.

Talking about the importance of psychological recovery, the actor added, "Some brave it, some succumb, they that strive and be brave ever remain Champions, they that do not, get reconciled and live, exist in the past glory, a choice each makes individually, nothing wrong by either. Be well, be happy (sic)."

However, Big B has now clarified that he's absolutely fine and the post was in reference to the FIFA World Cup. Yes, you read that right!

AMITABH BACHCHAN SHARES HEALTH UPDATE; REVEALS HIS POST WAS MISUNDERSTOOD

Talking to Variety India, Big B clarified that he didn't undergo any surgery and said, "I am fine. I did not undergo surgery. It is a misunderstood post. I was giving an example that the period after a surgery or ICU, the most difficult time is when you come home and have to deal with your damaged condition. So when a champion loses, the most difficult time is dealing with yourself in its aftermath."

He further clarified, "I was referring to Argentina's loss (against Spain in the FIFA World Cup) and Messi as a champion that lost. People have assumed it's a reference to me."

On the career front, he's confirmed to reprise his role as Ashwatthama in the sequel to Nag Ashwin's Kalki 2898 AD. He's also ready to host the next season of his hugely popular game show Kaun Banega Crorepati.