Rakesh Poojary, Comedy Khiladigalu 3 Winner, Dies Of Heart Attack At 33: Signs of Cardiac Issues Men Must Not Ignore

Television and film actor Rakesh Poojary, who was also crowned the winner of 'Comedy Khiladigalu Season 3', died due to a heart attack. Poojary was 33.

Rakesh Poojary Death News: Popular TV and film actor Rakesh Poojary, who was also the winner of 'Comedy Khiladigalu Season 3', breathed his last at the age of 33. Rakesh Poojary died after suffering a massive heart attack on Sunday.

According to the reports, the incident occurred during a Mehndi ceremony near Nitte in Karkala, Udupi district. He reportedly collapsed late last night. A case of unnatural death has been registered at the Karkala Town Police Station. He had also shared a photo from the ceremony on his Instagram story, which is now going viral.

Actor Rakshitha, judge of Comedy Khiladigalu, wrote: "The ever similing Rakesha...my fav Rakesha..the sweetest kindest loving person... Namma Rakesha...will miss u mange (sic)."

Warning Signs of Cardiac Issues Men Should Never Ignore

As you age, the risk of developing fatal heart conditions rise - this eventually makes you more vulnerable to suffering from a heart attack or cardiac arrest. Here are the top warning signs that you should not ignore when it comes to poor heart health issues:

Heart attack cases are on the rise among the youth across the world. While there are several factors that can contribute to poor cardiac health, experts say that most of the harm is being done by poor lifestyle choices and a gap in having proper knowledge about the warning signs and symptoms of the condition.

If you are in your 30s, make sure to never ignore these signs of an impending heart attack:

Chest pain remains a classic symptom; many early warning signs are subtle and often ignored. These include -

1. Unexplained fatigue or tiredness
2. Shortness of breath
3. Dizziness
4. Nausea,
5. Cold sweats, and
6. Discomfort in the jaw, back, or left arm

Sleep disturbances, increased anxiety, and heart palpitations can also indicate underlying heart trouble. Experts say that men over 30, especially those who are coming with a family history of any kind of heart diseases, poor lifestyle habits, or stress-heavy routines, should not ignore the above-mentioned warning signals that the body may send before the heart collapses completely. Understandign that regular heart checkups, maintaining a healthy diet, managing stress, avoiding smoking, and staying physically active are vital to keep the heart healthy is important.

In order to stay safe from fatal heart conditions, it is important to recognise these signs early and seeking timely medical attention can make a critical difference in preventing cardiac emergencies. Awareness and prevention are key to protecting heart health in your 30s and beyond.

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