Sudha Chandran and Deepshika Nagpal get vaccinated, share their experience

Since the launch of the covid-19 vaccination, both common people, celebrities and politicians are taking the vaccination and taking a step forward to be safe against the pandemic- Jyothi Venkatesh

Actress Sudha Chandran and Deepshika Nagpal share their experience of getting vaccinated and are spreading awareness on the importance of getting vaccinated and encouraging their fans to do so as soon as they can.

At present, the actors are seen in Dangal TV's Crime Alert and Ranju Ki Betiyaan respectively.

Sharing about her experience, Sudha says, "I have gotten myself vaccinated. I had my first dose of the vaccine last month.

Thankfully, I had no side effects. I only felt a little lethargic and there was slight pain on my arm but otherwise, things were quite normal and I was back anchoring the next day.

The day I took the vaccine, I made sure to stay back at home and get a lot of rest, and kept myself hydrated.

You hear cases that people who took the vaccine got fever but in my case, there were no great effects like that.

I have yet to take my second dose but the first dose was very comfortable, nothing to crib about."

Deepshika says, "When the government announced vaccination for everyone I immediately took a day off to get vaccinated.

It was like a normal thing to me. I had taken an off from work on Sunday and on Monday, I took a rest.

But suddenly I got a fever and my body started aching like I had just finished working out in the gym.

The doctor had already warned me that I might experience pain. On the second day of the shoot, I was fine but a little feverish however now I am perfectly alright.

I feel everyone should take the vaccine because it boosts your immune system. It is not like you take the vaccine, you won't get coronavirus. I urge everyone to prioritise their health first and take care of themselves."

We urge everyone, especially those who have comorbid conditions to get vaccinated.

Crime Alert aims at creating awareness amongst viewers, from means of protecting themselves to recognizing crime and criminal activities.

It showcases true events in a dramatic and exceptional manner and makes the citizens alert against criminal activities. “Crime Alert” airs at 12.30pm from Monday to Saturday on Dangal TV.

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