Munna Bhai MBBS actress returns from the jaws of death, having suffered a brain rupture and transformed at the age of 40

News Topical, Digital Desk : Sanjay Dutt's film Munna Bhai MBBS is considered everyone's favorite. The film's cast and story are widely talked about. But do you remember the film's item song, which goes, "Dekh Le Aankho Me Aankhe Daal..." The character of Nandini, played by Mumait Khan, appears in the film. 

Mumait, who rose to overnight fame with this song from Munna Bhai MBBS, had her life completely altered by a major tragedy and she suddenly disappeared from the film industry. Now, Mumait is back in the news again, and her look has completely changed. 

The accident changed Mumait's life.

A song from the 2003 film Munna Bhai MBBS catapulted Mumait Khan's career. She landed back-to-back hits, and she became one of the most popular actresses of her time, appearing as an item girl in movies and music videos.

The impact ruptured five nerve endings in Mumait Khan's brain, leaving her in a coma for 15 days. Doctors then advised her against heavy work or exercise for nearly seven years.

Due to ongoing treatments and medication, her weight rapidly increased, and the once sexy Mumait Khan's appearance has completely changed. You can easily see this by looking at the 40-year-old actress's latest photos. 

What does Mumait do now?

Mumait Khan, who has stepped away from acting, remains quite active on social media, posting dance videos regularly. Furthermore, she has also started a makeup and hair training academy in Hyderabad called WeLyke Academy, thanks to which she is making a name for herself in the business world.

Mumait is famous for these songs

As an item song dancer, Mumait Khan showcased her killer dance moves in popular songs from several films, including Akshay Khanna's Hulchul, Salman Khan's Lucky: No Chance for Love, and Akshay Kumar's Rowdy Rathore. She also showcased her killer beauty in South Indian cinema, appearing in item songs in South Indian films like Chatrapati and Pokhari. 

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