actor Akshay Kumar has expressed concern over Rajesh Sharma’s health after the veteran actor was hospitalized following a suspected bug bite during the shoot of Prabhas’ ‘Fauji’ at Ramoji Film City in Hyderabad.On Thursday evening, Akshay took to X to share a picture with Sharma and wished him a speedy recovery. “I am very worried to know about my dear friend Rajesh’s health condition after an insect bite while shooting. I hope Mahadev blesses him with a speedy and complete recovery. Jaldi theek ho ja yaar, abhi saath baith ke bhot hansna hai,” he wrote.Rajesh Sharma was recently admitted to Kolkata’s Manipal Hospital after his condition worsened following the incident. Filmmaker and TV anchor Sudipa Chatterjee shared a health update on Instagram, revealing that after completing his shoot at Ramoji Film City, Sharma had been chatting with local technicians in an area surrounded by dense vegetation when he was bitten by an insect.Initially dismissing it as a minor bite, the actor did not seek medical attention. However, according to Chatterjee, almost six hours later he started experiencing severe pain in his right leg. His condition further deteriorated while on a flight to Calcutta, where he developed a high fever. After landing, he was rushed to hospital for treatment.Meanwhile, the Indian Cine Workers Association (AICWA) has written to the Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddydemanding a high-level investigation into the incident. In its letter, the association said: “Given the seriousness of his condition, AICWA believes that a thorough, independent and transparent investigation into the circumstances that led to this medical emergency during the shooting of Fauji is absolutely essential. If actor Rajesh Sharma’s condition became so critical during filming, why was he not immediately admitted to one of the productions’ medical and emergency facilities in Hyderabad? Assistance available at Were all mandatory health, hygiene and safety protocols followed?The association has sought clarity on whether the production house had adequate medical infrastructure and occupational safety measures during the shoot.