Bollywood star Anil Kapoor on Monday said he is praying for the swift recovery of Hollywood actor Jeremy Renner, who met with an accident over the weekend.
A spokesperson for Renner on Sunday said the "Hawkeye" star is in a "critical but stable condition" after he injured himself while ploughing snow at his home in Reno, Nevada.
Kapoor, who has starred with Renner in the upcoming Disney+ series "Rennervations", took to Instagram Stories to send his best wishes to the two-time Oscar nominee.
"Praying for your speedy recovery Jeremy @jeremyrenner," the 66-year-old wrote actor alongside a photo with the Marvel star.
Both Renner and Kapoor had previously starred in Tom Cruise's 2011 movie "Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol", though they did not share the screen space with each other.
Renner suffered injuries on Sunday after experiencing a weather-related accident while ploughing snow. According to his spokesperson, the 51-year-old actor is receiving "excellent care". Renner was in India in May 2022 to shoot for "Rennervations", a non-scripted series slated to be released this year. He will also be seen in the second season of "Mayor of Kingstown", set to premiere on January 15 on Paramount+.
(PTI)
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