Subhash Ghai Prays for Salim Khan's Recovery, Calls Him "Mere Bhai"

Veteran screenwriter Salim Khan is under observation in the ICU of Lilavati Hospital after suffering a minor brain haemorrhage. Filmmaker Subhash Ghai expressed his deep concern, stating Salim Khan has been like a brother to him for decades. Doctors confirmed the haemorrhage was minimal and did not require any surgical intervention. Several family members and industry friends, including Salman Khan and Javed Akhtar, have visited him at the hospital.

Key Points: Subhash Ghai's Prayers for Salim Khan's Health

  • Salim Khan hospitalized with minor brain haemorrhage
  • Subhash Ghai expresses deep personal bond
  • Patient is stable, no surgery required
  • Family and industry figures visit at hospital
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Subhash Ghai prays for Salim Khan's speedy recovery, says "mere bhai ki tarah hai"

Filmmaker Subhash Ghai prays for Salim Khan's recovery after a minor brain haemorrhage. The veteran screenwriter is stable in ICU.

Subhash Ghai prays for Salim Khan's speedy recovery, says "mere bhai ki tarah hai"
"Salim sahib mere bhai ki tarah hai aaj se nahi 30-40 saal se. - Subhash Ghai"

Mumbai, February 18

Acclaimed filmmaker Subhash Ghai expressed concern over renowned screenwriter, actor and producer, Salim Khan's health and offered prayers for his speedy recovery.

Speaking to ANI, he said, "Salim sahib mere bhai ki tarah hai aaj se nahi 30-40 saal se. Salman to baad mein aaya jisne meri picture mein kaam kiya. Sabse pehle Salim sahib the jinki mai nahi puri industry izzat karti hai aur unke liye prathna karti hai ki unki sehat achi rahe aur dirghayi ho kyunki vo bahut hi ache insaan hai" ( Salim is like a brother to me. Not since today, but for the last 30-40 years. Salman came later, who worked on my film. First of all, it was Salim sir. Not just me, the whole industry respects him. And I pray for his good health and longevity. Because he is a very good person), " Ghai said.

Veteran screenwriter Salim Khan, who is currently being treated at Lilavati Hospital, suffered a minor brain haemorrhage, doctors confirmed on Wednesday. The 90-year-old is currently stable and under close observation 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 of 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.

A team of specialists, including neurologist Dr Vinay Chavan, cardiologist Dr Ajit Menon, neurosurgeon Dr Nitin Dange and Dr Bineet Ahluwalia, attended to the veteran screenwriter following his hospitalisation.

Several family members visited the legendary screenwriter at the hospital. Superstar Salman Khan, Salim Khan's wife Salma Khan, producer Arbaaz Khan and his wife Shhura Khan, daughters Alvira and Arpita, as well as Helen, were among the visitors.

Arbaaz's son Arhaan and Sohail Khan's son Nirvaan were also spotted at the hospital. Veteran screenwriter Javed Akhtar was seen visiting his longtime friend and former creative partner on Wednesday. Politician Rahool N Kanal and Lulia Vantur also paid a visit.

- ANI

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Rohit P
It's heartwarming to see such genuine concern from Subhash Ghai. In an industry known for rivalry, these bonds of respect are special. Salim Khan is a true icon. Prayers for his health.
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Aman W
Good to hear he is stable. At 90, any health scare is serious. Thank God it was minimal and didn't require surgery. Lilavati has the best doctors. He's in good hands.
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Sarah B
While I wish Mr. Khan a full recovery, the media frenzy around celebrity hospitals is a bit much. Many ordinary citizens face serious health issues without this level of coverage or access to such elite care. Just an observation.
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Vikram M
The man wrote Sholay, Deewar, Zanjeer... he shaped the hero we know today. A living library of Indian cinema history. Take care, sir. Your legacy is immense.
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Kavya N
Seeing Javed Akhtar visit is so touching. Despite their split, the respect remains. That's real class. Wishing Salim uncle a quick recovery. The whole Khan parivaar must be so worried.

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