Salim Khan Returns Home From Lilavati Hospital After Several Weeks of Care

Veteran Bollywood screenwriter Salim Khan was discharged from Mumbai’s Lilavati Hospital on Monday after spending several weeks under medical care, family sources confirmed. The 88-year-old, known for his iconic work in films like Sholay and Deewaar, had been receiving treatment for age-related health complications.

Khan’s family expressed relief at his recovery, thanking medical staff for their dedicated care. “He is feeling much better now and is back home resting comfortably,” a family spokesperson said, adding that Khan would continue to follow doctors’ advice for post-hospital care.

The screenwriter, who has made a lasting impact on Indian cinema alongside his partner Javed Akhtar, had previously faced health scares in recent years but has consistently maintained a resilient presence in public life. Fans and colleagues have sent wishes for his speedy recovery since news of his hospitalization broke.

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Lilavati Hospital confirmed that Khan’s condition had stabilized and that he was fit for discharge, though doctors recommended routine follow-ups to monitor his health. Hospital sources highlighted that his recovery was progressing well, with no complications reported during his stay.

Salim Khan’s contributions to Bollywood over several decades, including penning dialogues and scripts for numerous blockbuster films, have earned him a permanent place in the industry’s history. His return home is expected to be a moment of celebration for family and fans alike. The family requested privacy as Khan resumes his normal life and refrains from public appearances for the immediate future, focusing on rest and recuperation.

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