Hyderabad: 25-Year-Old Dies of Heart Attack While Playing Badminton at Uppal Stadium; CCTV Footage Surfaces
By Lokmat English Desk | Updated: July 28, 2025 13:55 IST2025-07-28T13:50:42+5:302025-07-28T13:55:29+5:30
Several incidents and their videos have surfaced in recent times, showing people suddenly collapsing due to a heart attack ...

Hyderabad: 25-Year-Old Dies of Heart Attack While Playing Badminton at Uppal Stadium; CCTV Footage Surfaces
Several incidents and their videos have surfaced in recent times, showing people suddenly collapsing due to a heart attack or cardiac arrest, which was previously unseen. In a recent CCTV footage shared on social media, it is said to be from the Uppal Stadium in Hyderabad. The deceased has been identified as Gundla Rakesh (25), who suddenly fell to the ground and died due to a heart attack while playing badminton, according to Telangana Today.
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The viral CCTV footage recorded on Sunday, July 27, at around 8 pm, shows his friends rushing Rakesh to a nearby hospital, but he was declared dead on arrival. Hw was used to work in a private firm in the tech city. Rakesh was the son of Gundla Venkateswarlu, former Deputy Sarpanch of Tallada, Khammam district.
Sudden Death Caught on Camera
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The 27-second recorded clip shows Rakesh, wearing a red sports T-shirt, actively playing at the stadium with his teammates. He hits the shuttlecock with his racket after receiving a shot from the opposing player. Later, the opponent plays a shot near the line, prompting Rakesh to run quickly to return it. Before collapsing, he misses the shot and walks back to pick up the shuttlecock, at which point he falls unconscious, prompting his friend to rush towards him.
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