Bappi Lahiri's Son Reveals His Father Is Stable & Responding Well To Medication
Bappi Lahiri was hospitalised after reportedly contracting the novel Coronavirus. While fans have been worried about the music composer's health, a recent report revealed that his condition is showing steady improvement.
Earlier
this
week,
Bappi
Lahiri
was
hospitalised
after
reportedly
contracting
the
novel
Coronavirus.
While
fans
have
been
worried
about
the
music
composer's
health,
a
recent
report
revealed
that
his
condition
is
showing
steady
improvement.
Bappi
Lahiri
was
admitted
to
the
Breach
Candy
hospital
on
April
1.
The
veteran
singer-composer's
son
Bappa
told
Bollywood
Hungama
that
he
is
doing
well.
"He
is
cheerful
and
raring
to
return
home.
He's
responding
well
to
the
medication."
While
his
father
is
in
isolation,
Bappa
said
he
hasn't
been
able
to
meet
him,
and
added,
"But
we
found
a
way
out
for
that.
We
made
a
video
call
to
him
so
that
he
could
see
us.
That
cheered
him
up."
After
testing
positive
for
COVID-19,
Bappi
Lahiri
had
shared
a
statement
on
his
Instagram
account
assuring
fans
that
he
will
be
home
soon.
However,
after
the
news
of
him
being
hospitalised
hit
the
internet,
fans
began
expressing
concern
on
social
media.
Soon
after,
his
daughter
Rema
Lahiri
Bansal
also
released
a
statement.
She
said
that
he
has
been
"detected
with
mild
Covid
symptoms" and
admitted
"purely
as
a
precautionary
measure
due
to
his
age.
He
will
be
fine
and
home
soon.
Thank
You
for
keeping
him
in
your
prayers
always."
Apart
from
fans,
fellow
industry
singers
and
composers
have
also
expressed
concern
about
Bappi
Lahiri's
health.
Lata
Mangeshkar
was
quoted
in
the
report
as
saying,
"I've
held
Bappi
in
my
lap
when
he
was
a
baby.
I've
sung
with
his
father
(Apresh
Lahiri).
Since
then
Bappi
has
always
been
like
a
family
member.
To
hear
of
him
suffering
like
this
of
Covid
is
very
disturbing.
I
wish
him
a
quick
recovery."
Meanwhile,
composer
Lalit
Pandit
said,
"I
am
so
glad
Bappida's
condition
is
improving.
He
is
very
fragile.
God
bless
him.
May
he
get
well
soon."