Salim Khan Admitted To ICU, Salman Khan Reaches Mumbai Hospital

Salim Khan had celebrated his 90th birthday on November 24 last year.

Salim Khan was hospitalised earlier in the day and is currently undergoing treatment in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU).

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Veteran screenwriter Salim Khan has been admitted to the Lilavati Hospital in Mumbai.

His eldest son, Bollywood actor Salman Khan, was seen leaving Lilavati Hospital in Bandra after visiting him. Family members, including daughter Alvira Khan Agnihotri and son-in-law Atul Agnihotri, also arrived at the hospital.

According to PTI, Salim Khan was hospitalised earlier in the day and is currently undergoing treatment in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU). Further details about his condition were not immediately available.

A towering figure in Hindi cinema, Salim Khan is best known for his celebrated screenwriting partnership with Javed Akhtar. The duo delivered several landmark films, including Sholay, Haathi Mere Saathi, Zanjeer and Mr. India, which went on to become classics of Indian cinema.

Salim Khan had celebrated his 90th birthday on November 24 last year.

Salim Khan Stable

Family sources have told ABP News that Salim Khan is stable. However, the veteran screenwriter can't talk, they said. 

Just days before turning 90, Salim Khan marked his 61st wedding anniversary with his first wife, Salma Khan, celebrating the occasion with close family members and friends.

In an earlier appearance on The Great Indian Kapil Show, Salman Khan had shared that his father continues to enjoy his food, revealing that he typically eats “two to three parathas, followed by rice, meat and dessert twice a day.”

Despite his age, Salim Khan maintains a daily walking routine, often strolling from his Bandra residence at Galaxy Apartments to the Bandstand promenade. Fans also caught a glimpse of this routine in the Angry Young Men series on Amazon Prime Video.

Salim Khan began his journey in the film industry as an actor in 1960, featuring in movies such as Teesri Manzil and Sarhadi Lootera, and at times credited as ‘Prince Salim’.