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Time of India
11-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Heart Beat Season 2 OTT Release Date: When and where to watch Deepa Balu and Anumol's Tamil medical series
Heart Beat Season 2 OTT Release Date: The scalpel's sharp, the heartbeat's loud, and the drama is back; the upcoming edition is ready to make you feel everything. Yes, the much-loved Tamil medical series that got fans glued to their screens is returning. Heart Beat Season 2 will be streaming on JioHotstar starting May 22, 2025. What's Heart Beat all about? Remember Season 1? A whirlwind of hospital corridors, heartbreak, and human healing set in the buzzing RK Multispeciality Hospital. It revolved around Reena, a young, messy, late-to-everything intern (played by Deepa Balu) trying to survive her first posting while dodging her estranged dad (a top surgeon at the same hospital), and slowly making her way into the hearts of patients, peers, and viewers alike. And now, she's back, not as an intern anymore, but as a doctor. Older, wiser, but still struggling with her chaotic personal life, especially with her unresolved romance with Arjun (Charukesh), the hospital owner's son. Will they patch things up, or will duty tear them apart? Anumol returns as the no-nonsense Dr. Radhi, still ruling the hospital floor with her fierce attitude and ice-cold stares. Deepa Balu's Reena, meanwhile, is now juggling junior interns, impatient patients, and a love life hanging by a thread. Directed by Deepak Sundarrajan and Abdul Kabeez, the show is a heartfelt attempt to bring the Grey's Anatomy energy to the Tamil OTT space. And surprisingly, it works. With nearly 100 episodes in Season 1, the show had an addictive daily soap vibe but with a slicker, more youthful treatment. And let's be real, Tamil OTT series are still finding their ground, but Heart Beat struck a chord. Joining the cast this season are Tourist Family fame Yogalakshmi, Amit Bhargav, and several fresh faces playing new interns. Excited to watch Heart Beat Season 2 on JioHotstar? Drop your thoughts @indiatimes.
Time of India
24-04-2025
- Health
- Time of India
10 ‘patients' forge mediclaim papers to pocket Rs one crore
Surat: Kapodra police booked 10 bogus patients who forged mediclaim papers using fake stamps and signatures of two hospitals, PP Savani Heart Institute and Multispeciality Hospital, and Diamond Hospital, to fraudulently get claims amounting to a total of Rs one crore. The accused complained of various issues like chest pain, vomiting, and nausea and got admitted to these hospitals. They then filed claims up to Rs one crore under their critical care policies. As the insurance firms sent the papers for verification to the hospitals, the doctors there were shocked to see their forged stamps and signatures used in Part-B forms of claims. The Part B forms are generally signed and filled by hospitals. Kapodra police booked all 10 patients in two different FIRs for forgery and started an investigation. The first FIR was filed by Dr Anil Tanti, administrator of PP Savani Heart Institute and Multispeciality Hospital, against the six 'patients'. They included Ketan Dholariya, Jayaben Chovadiya, Bipin Bhanderi, Kamlesh Suhagiya, Satish Dhaduk, and Pratik Vaghasiya. These accused got themselves admitted to Tanti's hospital by complaining of various ailments like chest pain, vomiting, and nausea, among others, during December 2024 to April 2025. These accused filed a mediclaim of Rs 15 lakhs to Rs 1.10 crore with various insurance companies under their policies. When the companies sent the documents to the hospital, they found that cardiograms, blood reports, prescriptions, and other documents were either fake or forged. The accused also used the hospital's stamps and signatures, which were forged. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like No dark spots, 10 years younger! Just take this from Guardian URUHIME MOMOKO Learn More Undo The second complaint was filed by Dr Haresh Pagda, administrator of Matushri Ramuba Tejani and Matushri Shantaba Vidiya Hospital (Diamond Hospital), against four 'patients'. They included Nayan Desai, Jagdish Kachhadiya, Ghanshyam Pedhadiya, and Aruna Bhatt. They filed claim papers for Rs 50 lakh to Rs one crore mediclaim amount with various insurance firms during November 2024 to April 2025. When these firms sent the papers to the hospital, it was revealed that the papers were forged as the stamps and signatures were forged on documents. These patients got themselves admitted to the hospital for some or other ailment, but the papers they sent to the firm were fake or forged. Kapodra police inspector MB Ausura told TOI: "Based on complaints by both the hospitals, we started investigations. We have not made any arrests yet, but we doubt the role of any agent in this scam. We will soon nab the accused." The firms to which the claims were filed included Bajaj Allianz General Insurance, Star Health Insurance, NivaBupa Health Insurance, Tata AIG General Insurance, The Oriental Insurance, ManipalCigna Health Insurance, Reliance General Insurance, and IFFCO-Tokio General Insurance.
