Salim Khan likely to be discharged in 3-4 days: Health improved, was on ventilator after brain haemorrhage; He has been admitted to Lilavati Hospital for 21 days.

Salman Khan's father Salim Khan may be discharged from the hospital in 3-4 days. Salim Khan, 89, who has been admitted to Mumbai's Lilavati Hospital since February 17, is recovering rapidly. According to media reports, his health is steadily improving and if all goes well, he will be discharged this week. Earlier, Salim was kept on ICU and ventilator for some time due to his critical condition. For the past few days, all the members of the Khan family, including Shah Rukh Khan and Aamir, have been reaching the hospital and enquiring about their well-being. Salim has been admitted to Lilavati Hospital for 21 days. Salim Khan was admitted to Lilavati Hospital on February 17 morning after he complained of brain problems. He was brought to the emergency room around 8:30 a.m. After the initial investigation, a special team of doctors was formed which assessed his condition. On February 18, Dr Jalil Parkar of Lilavati Hospital informed that Salim Khan had undergone a digital subsection angiography (DSA). According to doctors, this is not brain surgery. DSA is an advanced diagnostic test, which allows a clear view of the condition and possible blockage of the nerves in the brain. 'We are all praying' As soon as the news of Salim Khan was admitted to the hospital, many Bollywood stars came to know about his condition. I went to see Salim sahib. We are all praying for his speedy recovery. Since he was in the ICU, I could not meet him in person. I was sitting with his family. Alviraji is telling me every day that his health is improving. We are all praying, praying that he comes home soon. Salim Khan was born on November 24, 1935. He is regarded as one of the legendary scriptwriters of Hindi cinema. Salim Khan started his career with acting. He started his career in the 1960s with the film Baaraat, but got limited and minor roles in films. After working in nearly two dozen films, he realised that writing, not acting, was the real strength. After this he turned to writing and became a script writer.