Coronavirus: Salman Khan Upset Over Not Being Able to Attend Nephew Abdullah's Funeral Amid COVID-19 Lockdown

'Radhe' actor Salman Khan’s manager Jordy Patel has revealed that the actor is unhappy over not being able to pay final tributes to his late nephew.

New Delhi: Amid the on-going Coronavirus crisis, Bollywood superstar Salman Khan’s nephew Abdullah Khan passed away at a private hospital in Mumbai on Mumbai. Salman confirmed the sad news and paid an emotional tribute to his nephew who was 38-year-old on Instagram.

And now according to reports, Salman Khan is 'extremely upset' over not being able to attend his nephew's funeral amid the coronavirus lockdown. Salman’s manager Jordy Patel told Times of India that the actor is unhappy over not being able to pay final tributes to his late nephew. Abdullah Khan Death: Iulia Vantur & Other Celebs Offer Condolences To Salman Khan's Nephew “Salman is at his farmhouse in Panvel and because of the nationwide lockdown, he won’t be able to travel. The funeral will be held in Indore, which is Abdullah’s hometown. Salman will visit the family later,” said Patel to TOI. Earlier, there were rumours that Abdullah died of coronavirus. However, actor's manager clarified that he tested negative for COVID-19 and died of lung infection. Meanwhile Salman Khan and his entire family is at the actor’s luxurious Panvel farmhouse practicing social distancing. The entire Khan clan recently even celebrated Ahil Sharma’s fourth birthday at the farmhouse, sadly Abdullah passed on the same day and since then the family has been mourning his death. May the departed soul rest in peace!