Bollywood actor Suniel Shetty clarified on Thursday that he sustained only a “minor injury” while filming for an upcoming web series, addressing rumours that he was seriously hurt. The 63-year-old star took to X (formerly Twitter) to assure fans that he was doing fine and would soon return to the set.

Shetty’s injury occurred while filming for “Hunter” season 2 in Mumbai, according to reports. The actor shared a message on social media, writing, “Minor injury, nothing serious! I’m absolutely fine and ready for the next shot. Grateful for all the love & care. #OnSet”

Earlier, reports had circulated that Shetty had sustained a serious rib injury during an intense fight scene, prompting concerns that doctors were called to the set along with an X-ray machine to assess the damage. However, Shetty quickly dispelled those reports, confirming it was a minor setback.

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The actor, known for his action roles in 1990s and 2000s films such as “Mohra”, “Krishna”, “Border”, “Hera Pheri”, “Dhadkan”, and “Main Hoon Na”, reassured his fans about his well-being. He is currently working on the second season of his action-packed Amazon miniTV series “Hunter”, as well as the upcoming film “Welcome to the Jungle”.

Suniel Shetty’s quick recovery and positive update put fans’ concerns to rest, and he is now set to resume work on his projects.