Veteran actor and MP Shatrughan Sinha, who is admitted to a hospital here, says he is away from the "controversy and confusion" created by a section of social media influencers and spending time with family and friends as he is nursed back to health.

After developing a strong fever last week, the 77-year-old was taken to a hospital, where he is also undergoing an annual health check-up.

While he didn't share his health status, Sinha posted a couple of pictures from his hospital room where he could be seen watching Sunday's T20 World Cup final, in which India emerged victorious, with family and friends.

"Away from the 'controversy & confusion' created by some of our good friends from the social media/Youtubers. The fact is enjoying with best of our family members, brothers & dear friends," the actor-TMC MP wrote in an X post on Monday.

Some on social media had speculated about the actor's ill health just after daughter Sonakshi Sinha's marriage to Iqbal Zareer.

The veteran actor's son, Luv Sinha, previously thanked well-wishers for their concern over his father's health, reiterating he was admitted to the hospital after he developed a "strong fever" and not because he underwent a surgery.

In his post, Sinha praised the Indian men's cricket team for their "magnificent win". The squad, led by skipper Rohit Sharma, clinched the trophy on late Saturday night in Bridgetown, Barbados by defeating South Africa by seven runs in a nail-biter. This is India's second T20 World Cup title since 2007's maiden tournament.

"Enjoying the most talked about International Cricket match between #SouthAfrica & #India. Also great to watch the 'hero' of not only our dear #AnushkaSharma but also the hero of the nation #ViratKohli. It was a treat watching great performances of #JaspritBumrah #HardikPandya #SuryaKumarYadav & of course everyone's favorite the one, & perhaps the only one #RohitSharma...

"Both stalwarts #ViratKohli & #RohitSharma taking a bold & beautiful decision at the right time of retiring from T20s on a High note & paving the way for the next generation is truly a fantastic encouragement indeed! It was a most thrilling, exciting & entertaining match & we must give full credit to Team South Africa also for their most committed performance. God Bless! Jai Hind!" he said.

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