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Choreographer Saroj Khan admitted to hospital due to breathing issues, tests negative for COVID-19

Saroj Khan is one of the ace choreographers of Bollywood. She has choreographed songs like Hawa Hawai, Ek Do Teen, Dhak Dhak Karne Laga, Dola Re Dola, Tabah Ho Gaye, and a lot more.

Well, on Saturday, the veteran choreographer was admitted to the hospital due to breathing issues. However, as per the current condition, her COVID-19 test was taken and the reports were negative.


Recently, filmmaker Kunal Kohli took to Twitter to give an update on Saroj Khan’s health. He tweeted, “Spoke to #RajuKhan just now.Son of #SarojKhan,He said Masterji is doing better & is recuperating. She was taken to the hospital as she felt breathless. No covid.She’s better now.He thanks everyone for their prayers & wishes.We hope & pray our beloved Masterji is home soon.”

Saroj Khan has been admitted to Guru Nanak Hospital, in Bandra, Mumbai. While talking to PTI, a source had stated, “She is fine now and recovering. She had breathing issues and was taken to hospital for that. Her COVID test was done which turned out negative. She doesn’t have any symptoms. She is likely to be discharged in a day or two.”

We pray for her speedy recovery.

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