Shah Rukh Khan Visits Ailing Salim Khan in Hospital, Bollywood Shows Support

Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan visited veteran screenwriter Salim Khan at Mumbai's Lilavati Hospital, showing support for Salman Khan's family. Salim Khan, 90, was admitted on February 17 after suffering a very minimal brain haemorrhage that did not require surgical intervention. His condition is reported as stable, and he remains under close observation in the ICU. The event has drawn visits from several film industry luminaries, including Aamir Khan and longtime writing partner Javed Akhtar.

Key Points: Shah Rukh Khan Visits Salim Khan in Hospital

  • Salim Khan admitted for minor brain haemorrhage
  • Condition stable, no surgery required
  • Shah Rukh Khan shows family support
  • Bollywood icons Aamir Khan and Javed Akhtar visit
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Shah Rukh Khan departs from Lilavati Hospital after meeting Salim Khan

Shah Rukh Khan visits veteran writer Salim Khan at Lilavati Hospital. Aamir Khan and Javed Akhtar also show support. Get the latest health update.

"There was no surgery performed... the haemorrhage was very minimal. - Dr Jalil Parkar"

Mumbai, February 22

Actor Shah Rukh Khan on Saturday visited Salim Khan at Lilavati Hospital in Mumbai, showing support to Salman Khan's family during a concerning time.

Salim Khan, 90, was admitted on February 17 and is recovering slowly. Shah Rukh Khan was seen departing from Lilavati Hospital after visiting veteran Salim Khan, who has been admitted there since February 17.

Salim Khan is a famous screenwriter, actor, and film producer. He wrote the screenplays, stories and scripts for numerous Bollywood films. He is best known as one half of the prolific screenwriting duo Salim-Javed, along with Javed Akhtar.

Together with Javed Akhtar, he revolutionised Indian cinema in the 1970s, creating the "Angry Young Man" archetype and penning blockbusters like Sholay, Deewaar, and Zanjeer.

Earlier, on February 19, Aamir Khan also visited the hospital along with his girlfriend, Gauri Spratt, to check on the senior writer's health.

Salim Khan, 90, was admitted on Tuesday after he suffered a minor brain haemorrhage. Doctors confirmed on Wednesday that his condition is stable and that he is being kept under close watch in the intensive care unit (ICU). Dr Jalil Parkar clarified that no surgery was performed.

"There was no surgery performed. It was a procedure which we usually do. Yes, he had a brain haemorrhage, which was very minimal, which did not require any surgical intervention.

There was no need for any surgery," he said, adding that the haemorrhage was "very minimal."According to an official statement issued by the hospital yesterday, Salim Khan was admitted at 8.30 am under the care of Dr Jalil D Parkar, Pulmonologist, Department of Chest Medicine.

He was brought to the emergency department by the family doctor, following which he was shifted to the ICU for monitoring. Several well-known names from the film industry have been visiting Salim Khan since his admission.

Veteran writer Javed Akhtar was seen at the hospital on Wednesday to meet his longtime friend. Politician Rahool N Kanal and actor Lulia Vantur also paid visits.

- ANI

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Rohit P
Salim-Javed are the real architects of modern Bollywood. Get well soon, sir. Your contribution is unparalleled. It's good to see the film fraternity coming together.
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Aman W
Respectfully, while it's nice to see stars visiting, the media frenzy outside hospitals is always a bit much. The family needs privacy during this time. Hope the paparazzi showed some restraint.
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Sarah B
The legacy of Salim Khan is incredible. Sholay, Deewaar... these aren't just movies, they are a part of India's cultural fabric. Sending positive thoughts for his recovery.
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Karthik V
At 90, any health scare is serious. Thank God it was minimal and no surgery was needed. The fact that Aamir and Shah Rukh both visited shows the respect he commands. True icon.
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Nisha Z
More than the star visits, I'm glad the doctors have given a clear and stable update. Wishing him a smooth recovery. His work has given joy to millions.

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