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Did you know Shahid Kapoor suffered a major injury to his face while training and had to get 25 stitches. Shahid Kapoor has gone through the grind, training as a professional cricketer would, all for the sake of his role in Jersey. And he has even shed his blood for the character, undergoing 25 stiches, and we all know how important an actor's face is for her/his livelihood, especially for a mainstream, commercial lead star.
He has trained with a season ball, having never played with one before, and anybody playing against a season ball for the first time as an adult would attest to how difficult the exercise is. He has gone through the grind, training as a professional cricketer would, all for the sake of a role. And he has even shed his blood for the character, undergoing 25 stiches to his lip area, and we all know how important an actor's face is for her/his livelihood, especially for a mainstream, commercial lead star. We're talking about Shahid Kapoor who has done all this and more in preparation for his role in his upcoming movie, Jersey.
What's more, you don't need to take our word for it. Shahid Kapoor himself has uploaded a video demonstrating his training routine to play a professional cricketer in Jersey, and it clearly showcases all that we've mentioned above. Taking to his official Instagram handle, Shahid uploaded said video, captioning it as, “This one has my BLOOD. #JerseyOfDreams.”
Earlier, at the Jersey trailer launch, Shahid Kapoor opened up about how he had to go around asking for work even after delivering a monstrous blockbuster like Kabir Singh. “After Kabir Singh released, I went like a beggar to everybody. I went to all these people who've made these 200-250 crore films. I've never been a part of this club, so it was completely new to me. Having spent 15-16 years in the industry, I never had such a huge grosser. So, when it finally happened, I didn't know where to go, it was all new to me. You could say, I tried my best not to do this (Jersey, which he was offered before doing Kabir Singh). So, credit to Gowtam (Gowtam Tinnanuri, the Director) for still working with me, waiting for me, and I'm so happy I did this. I can safely say this is my best film yet,” Shahid said.
Jersey also stars Mrunal Thakur, is directed by Gowtam Tinnanuri, and produced by Allu Aravind, Dil Raju and Aman Gill.
In a rare case, a 33-year-old woman in Canada found there was a foetus growing inside her liver. The news came from the doctor who diagnosed the unusual condition. Revealing the medical case, paediatrician Dr Michael Narvey of Children's Hospital Research Institute of Manitoba in Canada uploaded a video on social media. He said, "I thought I had seen it all: a 33-year-old woman comes in with a 14-day history of menstrual bleeding and 49 days since her last menstrual period. "On examination, what the doctor found was an ectopic pregnancy in the woman's liver, reported The Sun.
An ectopic pregnancy is when the fertilised egg, instead of getting implanted in the uterine cavity, gets stuck somewhere else. According to the Mayo Clinic, in a typical ectopic pregnancy, a fertilised egg gets stuck in the Fallopian tube and begins to grow there. Sometimes, it may also get implanted on the ovaries or the cervix or the abdominal wall. Ectopic pregnancy in the liver is "exceptionally rare," according to the National Centre for Biotechnology Information. Between 1964 and 1999, only 14 cases of ectopic pregnancies in the liver had been reported in the world.
Dr Narvey, in the video, added, "We see these sometimes in the abdomen but never in the liver. This is a first for me." Surgeons saved the woman's life by surgically removing the foetus. However, the foetus couldn't be saved.
When asked how the fertilised egg got implanted in the liver, Dr Narvey posted another video explaining the phenomenon. According to the Daily Mail, he explained how a normal pregnancy occurs and said that the typical ectopic pregnancy occurs in the Fallopian tubes. He added, "It's possible, though, that if the egg and sperm unite and then travel the other way [in the fallopian tube], out the way of the ovary, they can implant in the peritoneum [tissue lining the abdomen]." But, for the Canadian woman, the egg and sperm "wound up travelling up to the liver where they implanted there."

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