‘Smriti & Palash Dono…’: Amita Muchhal’s Comment Goes Viral Amidst Postponed Wedding | Cricket News

Palash Muchhal and Smriti Mandhana have been in a relationship since 2020. (Photo Credits: Instagram)

Star musical composer Palash Muchhal’s mother, Amita, has said that her son, as well as his fiancée Smriti Mandhana, are very disturbed by the entire situation, adding that the situation is expected to improve soon and the wedding will go ahead as planned.

The wedding in Sangli, Maharashtra, was thrown into chaos when, just hours before the ceremony, Smriti’s father developed heart-attack-like symptoms, forcing the plans to be halted at the last moment.

The emergency compelled both families to postpone the wedding. Soon after, the stress took a toll on groom-to-be Palash as well, according to reports, leading to his hospitalisation before he was discharged and moved to Mumbai.

“Smriti and Palash dono takleef mein hain. Palash dreamt of coming home with his bride. I had even planned a special welcome. Everything will be fine, shaadi bohot jaldi hogi,” Amita said while speaking to the Hindustan Times.

As per the medical staff, Palash sought treatment at a Sangli hospital after experiencing chest discomfort. When his symptoms couldn’t improve, he was moved to a Mumbai facility, arriving with severe chest pain, breathlessness and overall uneasiness.

“Palash’s condition appears to be linked to stress-related distress rather than a serious cardiac event. While certain levels were found to be slightly elevated, there was no indication of a major cardiac or medical emergency,” Dr Dipendra Tripathi, one of the senior doctors monitoring Palash, told Mid Day.

“Oxygen therapy was started immediately as a basic line of treatment. After initial stabilisation, he (Palash) was shifted to a general room and kept under observation,” Tripathi added. 

Doctors added that the intense emotional strain of recent events may have triggered the episode. With supportive care and rest, Palash’s vitals and stress level stabilised and improved.

Hospital authorities confirmed on Wednesday that Palash is now stable, recovering, and has been discharged. He has been advised to complete rest for at least three weeks to prevent any recurrence of symptoms.