Adah Sharma On Endometriosis Diagnosis: Bollywood actress Ada Sharma has surprised fans by making a big revelation about herself. The Kerala Story actress has recently revealed that during the shooting of the film ‘Bastar’, her periods lasted for 48 days. Whereas this does not usually happen with women. She became a victim of a disease called endometriosis due to physical transformation for the role.
Ada Sharma is constantly busy in films and series. She has talked about many of her previous series and films. She still has many projects and she is continuously doing films and series. Obviously, for these projects, she had to prepare her body according to the character.
The actress was recently in the news for her film ‘Bastar: The Naxal Story’ which was released in March. Now the actress talked about her physical health in an interview. She told that her period was not ending. She kept bleeding continuously for 48 days.
She was a victim of a disease called endometriosis
The actress told Hindustan Times, “For these films, I needed different bodies. For The Kerala Story, I had to be slim and slender in the first part so that I could look like a college girl. For Commando, I had to be strong, for Sunflower, I was playing the role of a bar dancer, so I had to look sensuous. While for Bastar, I had to look big because the producers wanted me to have a personality that is of a person who is in charge and controlling.”
Sharing her experience of shooting in Bastar, the actress said, “I ate about 10 to 12 bananas a day because the makers wanted me to gain weight but at the same time not become unfit. The film had a lot of action. I also had to be really strong because we had real guns weighing eight kilos, moving up and down rocky terrains and mountains. Nuts, dry fruits and lots of flax seed laddoos… I keep them with me all the time and eat two of them half an hour before going to sleep.”
my back was in very bad condition
The actress further says, “In real life, when you do weight training, you are very careful. You breathe carefully, but on a shoot you are constantly moving because we were fighting a war in the film. My pelvis slipped and I had serious back problems. I have been a gymnast all my life and I have always been proud of the flexibility of my back. But, in this case, my back was in very bad condition and the film was stressful.”