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Dahan, produced by Banijay Asia, becomes the most popular OTT series.

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In order to make an unlikely reality, Deepak Dhar, CEO of Banijay Asia and producer of Dahan and Hostages, is renowned for gathering a large number of brilliant individuals under one roof. And Dahan:Raakan ka Rahasya, his most recent spooky suspense novel, seems to be the whole deal. Intriguing characters have been woven together by director Vikrant Pawar in a way that brilliantly blends mythology and reason.

Avni Raut, played by actor Tisca Chopra, is the star of the programme. She is a strong, vulnerable, passionate, and tender heroine. Adding depth to the programme are the actors Saurabh Shukla, Rajesh Tailang, and Mukesh Tiwari.

This paranormal thriller outperformed the well-known programmes Rings of Power, House of the Dragon, and Criminal Justice to take the top spot on the Ormax OTT report.

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“Dahan is really significant to us,” adds Dhar. The cast of the show features some incredibly skilled individuals, including technicians, post-production teams, and performers. Vikrant did a fantastic job of developing the world of Dahan, and he deserves all the credit for the idea he had for this land of folklore and superstition. Tisca has truly exceeded herself, and the entire cast has excelled. Through the entire process, the Disney+Hotstar team has been a fantastic partner. At Banijay Asia, we constantly work to promote the top talent because doing so results in great content, and Dahan is testament to that.”

Dahan is my first project on a digital platform, and firsts are always significant, adds Pawar. Dahan’s positive reception makes me feel incredibly fortunate and gratified. Long ago, I had the idea to make Dahan. To develop something like this, you need some remarkable individuals. Thank goodness I received them. Everyone who has worked on the project, including the cast and staff, has poured their hearts into it. It appears that our efforts have been fruitful.

On the other hand, Chopra says, “This was an experiment that really paid off. Congratulations to Hotstar and Banijay for having the guts to produce such a series. The viewers haven’t seen such a series, and I feel incredibly lucky to be a part of it.

Such a series hasn’t been seen by the public, and I consider myself fortunate to have contributed to Vikrant’s idea. Dahan’s creative team is insanely brilliant; from camerawork to music to visual effects, each division outdid themselves. Although I have had the pleasure of working with some outstanding talent, I am still in awe by the show’s phenomenal response.

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Shukla continues, “This show has a very original story. It delves far into the unknown without sacrificing reason. Dahan’s producer, Deepak Dhar, has excelled at raising the bar for the programme. I’m pleased to have been a part of it because the direction, acting, and other components were all really well-balanced.

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On World Kidney Day in 2024, individuals who suffer from obesity and renal impairment might now be qualified for kidney transplants

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On World Kidney Day in 2024, individuals who suffer from obesity and renal impairment might now be qualified for kidney transplants

People with obesity and end-stage renal disease (ESRD) now have new hope thanks to a combined study conducted by a bariatric and transplant surgery team. The authors of the study examined the effects of bariatric and metabolic surgery on patients with end-stage renal disease (ESRD) and whether such surgery could improve the patients’ eligibility for kidney donation. The American College of Surgeons Journal has published the findings.

“Obesity is a growing issue in the US and has a big influence on transplant eligibility. Recognizing the urgent need to address this issue, particularly in underserved populations who suffer the most from obesity-related diseases, we established the CORT initiative, a collaborative for obesity research in transplantation,” according to corresponding study author Anil Paramesh, MD, MBA, FACS, professor of surgery, urology, and pediatrics at Tulane University School of Medicine.

The study demonstrates that recipients of kidney transplants may also be obese individuals with end-stage renal disease (ESRD).

Without a transplant, ESRD patients confront numerous challenges; their only option is to prolong life with dialysis, which is not only expensive and time-consuming but also drastically lowers quality of life, according to Dr. Paramesh.

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The 183 ESRD patients who were referred for bariatric surgery were monitored from January 2019 to June 2023. Of them, 36 underwent weight loss surgery, and 10 later underwent kidney transplants. The average BMI was reduced by 27% at the time of transplant, according to the results, and hypertension and diabetes control were also improved. The general health and transplant viability of the patients were improved by this advancement in the management of comorbid diseases.

According to Dr. Paramesh, as obesity is a primary factor in transplant exclusion, this collaborative effort offers patients who would not have been eligible before a route forward and could open the door for more patient access and education.

It has been demonstrated that bariatric surgery considerably improves other critical illnesses like diabetes, high blood pressure, and sleep apnea, in addition to helping patients lose weight. This strategy tackles the larger problem of health care inequities, which primarily affect black and lower-class people, in addition to helping the patients lose weight to the point where they may safely undergo a transplant, according to Dr. Paramesh.

The study did, however, encounter several difficulties, such as a high patient drop-out rate due to medical issues that prevented or were unable to undertake surgery and unusual postoperative consequences like hypotension.

“Our findings indicate a pressing need to enhance patient education and support, making sure that potential candidates understand the benefits of weight loss surgery and its role in improving their eligibility for transplant,” stated Dr. Paramesh.

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