yashika Aannand, a bigg boss tamil 3 participant, was recently involved in a car crash in which she lost her closest mate. She actually made her first grand entrance after a four-month hiatus. She was there for the opening of a new shop in Chennai. The starlet, however, did not heal and was seen walking on crutches. yashika was just released from the hospital after surviving serious injuries. She will, however, be unable to walk properly for the next 5 months, according to reports. Finally, she used social media to post images from her first public outing.
Yashika also mentioned losing her best pal in her article. She penned, "Because the fire within me was hotter than the flames around me, I was able to live. #setbacktocomeback #anbesivam #godislove #yashika I'm sure you're keeping an eye on me from above??! I swear I'll make you feel special. You will always be remembered!! Pav, I adore you."
Yashika, who was driving the automobile, stated unequivocally that she was not inebriated. "I must emphasise that I was not inebriated or under the influence of any drugs. It was a tragic accident that occurred out of blue as a result of a brief gap in concentration. And I accept full responsibility for it. I'm plagued by the guilt of surviving, and now I'll have to cope with it for the rest of my life. I'm glad I didn't make it. That isn't to say that I agree with everything expressed about me on social networking sites. There's even a bogus video of the two of us circulating online, with people who are claiming I was driving while inebriated."
Yashika also mentioned losing her best pal in her article. She penned, "Because the fire within me was hotter than the flames around me, I was able to live. #setbacktocomeback #anbesivam #godislove #yashika I'm sure you're keeping an eye on me from above??! I swear I'll make you feel special. You will always be remembered!! Pav, I adore you."
Yashika, who was driving the automobile, stated unequivocally that she was not inebriated. "I must emphasise that I was not inebriated or under the influence of any drugs. It was a tragic accident that occurred out of blue as a result of a brief gap in concentration. And I accept full responsibility for it. I'm plagued by the guilt of surviving, and now I'll have to cope with it for the rest of my life. I'm glad I didn't make it. That isn't to say that I agree with everything expressed about me on social networking sites. There's even a bogus video of the two of us circulating online, with people who are claiming I was driving while inebriated."
