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Mammootty Reveals Losing Smell And Taste In Health Scare: ‘Slowly Regaining It’ | Malayalam-cinema News

Mammootty Reveals Losing Smell And Taste In Health Scare: ‘Slowly Regaining It’ | Malayalam-cinema News

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Last Updated:February 18, 2026, 04:20 IST Mammootty reveals he lost smell and taste during a health scare and is recovering. The Malayalam star returns to films with Patriot and other projects. Mammootty is next set to appear in the lead role in Patriot. Malayalam superstar Mammootty has spoken publicly for the first time about the health scare that forced him to take a break from acting in 2025, revealing he temporarily lost his sense of smell and taste. Appearing in a video shared by The Cue Studio during an event at a hospital, the actor reflected on how the experience reshaped his perspective on everyday sensory abilities. “Eyesight and hearing are very important aspects of human life. Even while breathing, some people are unable to smell anything. I was unable to smell or taste anything for a long time. Now, I am slowly regaining it. We only understand the value of such abilities when we lose them,” Mammootty said. He went on to speak about the privilege of sensory perception, noting how many people overlook …

Mammootty opens up about losing sense of smell and taste during health scare for first time: ‘Slowly regaining it’

Mammootty opens up about losing sense of smell and taste during health scare for first time: ‘Slowly regaining it’

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Mammootty had previously taken a hiatus from acting in 2025 after experiencing a health scare that required medical treatment. The superstar has now opened up about the issue, revealing that at one point he was unable to sense taste and smell. Mammootty opens up on temporary loss of smell and taste In a video shared by The Cue Studio, Mammootty was seen attending an event at a hospital, where he spoke about the importance of sensory abilities and how people often take them for granted. Mammootty said, “Eyesight and hearing are very important aspects of human life. Even while breathing, some people are unable to smell anything. I was unable to smell or taste anything for a long time. Now, I am slowly regaining it. We only understand the value of such abilities when we lose them.” He further added, “When we ask someone to lower the volume or speak in a softer voice, it is because we can hear. People who cannot hear would never say such things. Some people don’t even realize the …

‘Started regaining confidence after implimenting what Mahi bhai told me’: Axar Patel reveals MS Dhoni’s role in his batting transformation | Cricket News

‘Started regaining confidence after implimenting what Mahi bhai told me’: Axar Patel reveals MS Dhoni’s role in his batting transformation | Cricket News

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Axar Patel has gone from being considered a spinner who can bat and a backup to Ravindra Jadeja to a senior all-rounder himself, particularly in T20Is where he has been sent as high up as No.3 in recent games. The 31-year-old has said that legendary former India captain MS Dhoni, under whom Axar had started his international career, had a role to play in getting him to change his attitude towards batting. “I started as a batter but became a full-time spinner when I reached the NCA. In my early days I didn’t do well with the bat and started doubting myself,” Axar told the Times of India. “When I got dropped in 2018, I worked very hard on my batting. When MS Dhoni was mentor of the 2021 T20 World Cup team, he told me that in my earlier days, under his captaincy, I put pressure on myself by thinking I had to perform all the time, rather than simply believing that I was a capable batter. Slowly I started implementing what Mahi bhai …

ECB announces thorough investigation after 4-1 Ashes defeat chief Richard Gould says: ‘Our focus is on regaining the Ashes in 2027’ | Cricket News

ECB announces thorough investigation after 4-1 Ashes defeat chief Richard Gould says: ‘Our focus is on regaining the Ashes in 2027’ | Cricket News

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Although England managed to pull off the Boxing Day Test at Melbourne, the loss in Sydney has highlighted the cracks that were already present in the side as the series ended in 4-1. English and Wales Cricket Board chief executive Richard Gould said that there is a review underway, and lessons have been learned in this tour, and the side aspires to improve quickly. “While there were moments of strong performance and resilience during the series, including a hard-fought victory in the fourth Test in Melbourne, we were not consistent enough across all conditions and phases of the contest, and Australia ultimately deserved to retain the Ashes,” Gould said in a statement. “We will take many lessons from this tour and are determined to improve quickly. Our focus is on regaining the Ashes in 2027. A thorough review of the campaign is already underway. This will cover tour planning and preparation, individual performance and behaviours, and our ability to adapt and respond effectively as circumstances require,” he added. England coach Brendon McCullum’s statement of being …

‘You have already made me the villain’: Mohammed Shami reacts to non-selection controversy after regaining rhythm in Ranji Trophy | Cricket News

‘You have already made me the villain’: Mohammed Shami reacts to non-selection controversy after regaining rhythm in Ranji Trophy | Cricket News

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India pacer Mohammed Shami reacted to the controversy swirling around his non-selection and snub from the national team after putting on a stellar performance for Bengal in the Ranji Trophy second round match on Tuesday. Powering Bengal to the win with a five-wicket haul in the fourth innings against Gujarat at the Eden Gardens in Kolkata, Shami was asked to open about the selection controversy and his response to the chairman of selectors Ajit Agarkar, who had recently urged the veteran seamer to prove his match fitness by plaing more games. Speaking after a haul of 5/38 powered Bengal to a 141-run win, Shami reacted to reporters by saying, “Yes, I knew this question would come. I’m always in controversy anyway. You people have already made me the villain! What else can I do or say? In today’s world, social media twists everything. Story continues below this ad “My job is to perform well. Wherever I get an opportunity, I’ll give my best. The rest is up to God. Bengal is my home. Every match …

Rohit Sharma being made Impact Player could be a ‘hindrance’ to him regaining form, says former MI teammate

Rohit Sharma being made Impact Player could be a ‘hindrance’ to him regaining form, says former MI teammate

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After a dreadful run in Test whites in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy to start the year and an average, at best, performance in India’s Champions Trophy-winning campaign, Rohit Sharma’s batting form has shown no signs of improvement in the Indian Premier League (IPL) so far. A high score of 26, and failure to even bat outside the powerplay in any of his six innings has caused debate about the India captain’s place in the Mumbai Indians lineup. The conjecture about his place in the Test lineup, where he is presently expected to lead India for a five-match series in England in June, has also caught pace. But his former teammate at the Mumbai franchise, former England fast bowler Tymal Mills, has backed Rohit to come back to form sooner rather than later. In his reasoning for why Rohit is not able to snap himself back into form, Mills has said that him constantly playing as the Impact Player may be detrimental to India’s Test captain. Story continues below this ad While speaking to the BBC, Mills …

‘When they’re talking about out of form and out of runs..’ : Brad Haddin on Marnus Labuschagne regaining form | Cricket News

‘When they’re talking about out of form and out of runs..’ : Brad Haddin on Marnus Labuschagne regaining form | Cricket News

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With Australian batsman Marnus Labuschagne having another disappointing Test series scoring 50 runs at an average of 25 in during Australia’s 2-0 win in the Two test series against Australia, the South Africa born cricketer has been seeing a decline in his Test average since last two years. Labuschagne scored a total of 232 runs at an average of 25.77 in the recent Border Gavaskar Trophy and with calls of sacking him for the West Indies tour and WTC final, former Australian wicket-keeper Brad Haddin has backed the 30-year-old batsman. “I don’t think he’s under pressure in the next few Test matches. I think he’s done enough to have earned the right to play at least the next four Test matches… When they’re talking about out of form and out of runs… all his training habits are the same, he’s getting in the right position but it’s his mindset,” Haddin said on the Willow Talk Cricket Podcast. Labuschagne, who made his Test debut against Pakistan in 2018, had scored 3041 runs in his first 30 …

Karnataka | Regaining momentum – India Today

Karnataka | Regaining momentum – India Today

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December is when government officials and their departments at Vidhana Soudha in Bengaluru pack up for a two-week sojourn in the northern city of Belagavi, 500-odd km away. There, a replica of Karnataka’s stately secretariat—the Suvarna Vidhana Soudha—hosts the winter session of the state legislature. On December 6, late into the final Friday evening before this shift of venue, Chief Minister Siddaramaiah was occupied with meetings at his residence in Bengaluru as he prepared to face the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)-led Opposition in the House. The day before, he flexed his political muscles with a massive rally in Hassan, the stronghold of the Janata Dal (Secular) or JD(S). Essentially, Karnataka’s ruling Congress is cashing in on the momentum gained from its clean sweep of the recent assembly bypolls. For Siddaramaiah, this victory couldn’t have come at a better time. Disclaimer: We do not own any of the content, ideas, images, or text presented here. All rights belong to their respective owners. For more information and to view the original source, please visit the following link: …

“Eat Well, Sleep Well And…”: RR Star On Regaining His Mojo In IPL 2024

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Eat, sleep. bowl and repeat. Avesh Khan has simplified the mantra of success and it is paying dividends as one saw his performances during key games for Rajasthan Royals in this year’s IPL. With 16 wickets from 15 matches, mostly played on flat decks, an economy rate of 9.81 is praiseworthy and his control at the death has made him look a different bowler this time around. “I have simplified my cricket — I have to sleep (well), I have to eat (well) and I have to bowl (well) and there is nothing else to it,” said Avesh, who took a three-for to help Rajasthan Royals reach Qualifier 2 in IPL here on Wednesday. “The more you would think… cricket is like a circle, the smaller you keep it, the better it will be. You expand this circle more and you will find (more and more) gaps,” he added. “This has changed my life too and also impacted my cricket,”he said. The 27-year-old, who is among India’s reserve players for next month’s T20 …

With completely new support staff, and Prakash Padukone by her side, PV Sindhu regaining her attacking game ahead of Olympics | Badminton News

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PV Sindhu’s support staff (coach, trainer, physio, nutritionist, strategist) has been completely replaced in 2024 from her 2016 team, when she won her first Olympic medal. But Sindhu’s pivoting from Hyderabad to Bengaluru, from Pullela Gopichand to Prakash Padukone – via Park Tae Sang, Vidhi Chaudhary, Hafiz Hashim and Agus Santoso – is in pursuit of the same end goal – making her an aggressive, attacking player once again. At Bengaluru, the defensive delaying of kill shots till late in the rally is being scrubbed clean. The jump hop-smash has resurfaced and Sindhu’s lunging at the net with more assurance. Padukone has rejigged her drops – helping choose the right moment to play them to end a rally, with the smash as a set-up shot, not the kill. Back in the day, she didn’t need to bother with nuance on the smash and could hit through. Now she bides her time, but never gets defensive, dictating rallies. Sindhu’s third-game endurance is still pretty wretched. But she nicked a 21-19 middle game against Carolina Marin in …