Getting his groove back has been a challenge for Arjun Kapoor who had tested COVID-19 positive in September. Even as he reported back to the set of Kaashvie Nair's yet-untitled film by mid-October, weeks after his recovery, the actor says the physical and emotional recuperation has been a draining process.

"I was diagnosed positive on a Sunday. I remember waking up the next day with slight fever, body ache, and was feeling fatigued while using the washroom. By Wednesday, it felt like a regular viral and the fever had subsided, but I felt sluggish and tired through the rest of the week. Emotionally, the recuperation is unique because nobody knows how to go about it. Even today, I am careful because the doctors have advised me to take it one day at a time. I don't know how badly my lungs were affected, or how much of my stamina is affected, except that every once in a while, I feel like someone who has recovered from a virus because the fatigue factor is real. I am young, but the senior family members might not be able to cope with this as easily we can," he explains. Having wrapped up the romantic drama opposite Rakul Preet Singh since, the actor headed to Dalhousie last week to kick off the month-long schedule of Bhoot Police.