Mumbai, March 12 Veteran screenwriter Salim Khan, who was hospitalised in February after a brain haemorrhage, is now doing better and hopefully will be discharged soon, his son Arbaaz Khan said.
The actor shared an update on his father's health when reporters approached him while he was leaving an Iftar party in the city.
"He is better now, he's improving now. My father is doing better," Arbaaz said when asked about his father's health.
On a question about Khan's discharge from the hospital, he said, "Soon. Inshallah."
Khan, who co-wrote celebrated Hindi films such as "Sholay", "Deewar", and "Don" with Javed Akhtar, was admitted to the ICU of Lilavati Hospital in Bandra on February 17.
At the time, the doctors treating the 90-year-old screenwriter said he had suffered a brain haemorrhage and was put on ventilator support as a precautionary measure while they treated him.
The doctors said they had performed a procedure to address the haemorrhage, but given Khan's age, his recovery will take time.
