Malaika Arora on her road accident: "My head was hurting, and all I wanted to know was whether I was alive or not"

After recovering from her injuries, Malaika Arora resumed her work and began stepping out for social outings. However, the actor said she has recovered physically but mentally she will take time to move past it.

The fitness diva had met with an accident when was returning to Mumbai from Pune in March. She was immediately rushed to the hospital after she suffered minor injuries near her eye. She was discharged a day later. Recently, the fitness opened up about her tragic accident and experiences in an interview with Mid Day.

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"It’s not something I want to remember. Nor is it something that I can forget. Physically, I am recovering, but mentally, I feel that it doesn’t go away completely. Sometimes, if I am watching a movie that depicts an accident or shows blood, I get flashes that send shivers down my spine. I have to go through the process, and will eventually be able to move past it." she told the news portal.

Further, Malaika described her horrifying experience from the moment, she said, "I was in shock. My head was hurting, and all I wanted to know was whether I was alive or not. There was too much blood, too much commotion to understand what was happening. I felt an immense jolt, and the rest was a blur till I reached the hospital."

She believes there was some kind of spiritual energy that saved her. "We had a narrow escape. I believe in God and angels, and there was some energy protecting all of us. Now, I am back (to work), but I was exhausted on the first day of the shoot," she added.

Meanwhile, Malaika was recently spotted with her BFFs including Kareena Kapoor , Karisma Kapoor , and sister Amrita Arora outside the restaurant Mizu in Mumbai. She had also marked her presence in Ranbir Kapoor and Alia Bhatt 's wedding bash with boyfriend Arjun Kapoor post her recovery.