Actor
Faraaz
Khan,
known
for
films
like
Mehendi
and
Fareb,
was
recently
diagnosed
with
brain
infection
and
pneumonia.
He
was
rushed
to
a
hospital
in
Bengaluru
after
he
suffered
three
consecutive
seizures
due
to
a
herpes
infection
in
his
brain.
It
was
reported
that
Faraaz
is
in
a
critical
condition
in
the
ICU,
and
that
his
family
has
set
up
a
fundraising
page
to
collect
Rs
25
lakhs
for
his
medical
treatment.
While
speaking
with
ETimes,
Faraaz's
brother
Fahmaan
shared,
"Bhai
has
been
on
ventilator
for
the
past
five
days
and
as
per
doctors,
there
are
50
%
chances
of
his
survival." Today,
Pooja
Bhatt,
who
was
campaigning
to
raise
funds
for
Faraaz's
medical
treatment,
shared
an
update
on
the
actor's
health.
Pooja
Bhatt
Says
Faraaz
Khan's
Health
Is
Showing
Improvement
The
Sadak
actress
took
to
her
Twitter
page
and
wrote,
"Gratitude
to
all
you
truly
special,
generous
people
who
spread
the
word
&
contributed
towards
the
medical
treatment
of
#FaraazKhan
Am
told
he
is
showing
improvement."
Pooja
Bhatt
On
The
Fundraising
Campaign
For
Faraaz's
Treatment
She
further
continued
in
her
tweet,
"The
family
managed
to
raise
₹
14,45,747
of
₹25,00,000
as
of
today.
Let's
keep
this
going."
Earlier,
It
Was
Reported
That
Salman
Khan
Had
Stepped
In
To
Help
The
Ailing
Actor
Talking
about
the
same
to
Mumbai
Mirror,
Faraaz's
brother
was
quoted
as
saying,
"We
will
forever
be
grateful
to
Salman
Khan.
May
God
bless
him
and
give
him
a
long
life."
Actress
Kashmira
Shah
lauded
Salman's
kind
gesture
and
called
him
the
"most
genuine
person
in
the
industry."
She
wrote
in
her
Instagram
post,
"You
are
truly
a
great
Human
Being.
Thank
you
for
taking
care
of
Faraaz
Khan
and
his
medical
bills.
Actor
Faraaz
Khan
of
Fareb
game
is
in
critical
condition
and
Salman
has
stood
by
his
side
and
helped
him
like
he
helps
so
many
others.
I
am
and
will
always
remain
a
true
admirer."
Besides
Salman
Khan,
Pooja
Bhatt
and
Soni
Razdan
have
also
contributed
to
the
fundraiser
for
Faraaz's
treatment.
Faraaz
Khan
had
been
suffering
from
cough
and
an
infection
in
his
chest
for
nearly
a
year
and
it
aggravated
recently.
"The
doctor
saw
his
condition
and
recommended
that
he
gets
himself
admitted
to
a
hospital
as
his
cough
was
quite
intense
and
to
prevent
any
further
infection,
hospitalisation
was
the
best
thing
to
do,"
the
actor's
family
had
shared
on
the
fundraising
page.