Ulhas Kamathe Is Alive or Not: Panic Attack Rumors After Jhaad Phoonk

ulhas kamathe is alive or not: What the Hospital Video Actually Shows

Ulhas Kamthe, popularly known as the "chicken leg piece" creator, suffered a sudden panic attack while watching a terrifying scene at the Jhaad Phoonk movie premiere in Mumbai. He fainted, was rushed by director Rajan Ramgopal Varma and crew to Kokilaben Hospital, examined, and released after roughly an hour. Later, he uploaded a video confirming he is alive and well.

Chicken leg piece fame and fan reaction

The influencer built his online following by posting energetic videos of himself devouring large portions of chicken and mutton, especially focusing on chicken leg pieces. This distinctive branding made the viral hospital clip spread quickly, prompting panic among his millions of followers.

Jhaad Phoonk movie premiere incident

The horror film "Jhaad Phoonk" was screened for a limited audience. Ulhas admitted he was reluctant to attend because horror triggers his anxiety, but he accepted a personal invitation from the film’s team. During a particularly intense moment, he experienced a panic attack, lost consciousness, and was assisted by the director and crew.

ulhas kamthe: Clarifying the name spelling

Media reports have varied between "Kamthe" and "Kamathe". The influencer himself uses the spelling "Kamthe" on his social platforms, which is reflected in his clarification video.

Medical perspective: panic attack versus heart attack

Doctors explained that panic attacks can mimic heart‑attack symptoms—racing heartbeat, sweating, chest tightness, and nausea—leading to confusion. While a heart attack involves blocked blood flow and requires immediate emergency care, a panic attack is a severe anxiety episode that resolves once the individual calms down and vital signs normalize.

Ulhas Kamthe’s brief hospital stay underscores the importance of context when sharing medical footage online. The influencer’s prompt video response helped dispel misinformation and highlighted how quickly out‑of‑context clips can generate false narratives.

Sources: The Times of India, NDTV Profit, TRIPURA STAR NEWS.