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Dilip Kumar gets emotional while reading fans tweets
- Saturday | 9th September, 2017
Veteran actor Dilip Kumar is recovering well and is reading people's tweets for his well being. By going through these wishes, Dilip Kumar got emotional and expressed his feelings on Twitter.
Veteran actor Dilip Kumar, 94, had tears of joy upon hearing some of the messages his fans sent on Twitter, says his family friend.
“Sat next to Saab and read hundreds of beautiful messages sent by so many of you. He smiled and had tears in his eyes as I kept reading,” Faisal Farooqui, founder and CEO of MouthShut.com, who posts on Dilip Kumar’s behalf, wrote on Twitter on Friday.
Sat next to Saab n read hundreds of beautiful messages sent by so many of you. He smiled and had tears in his eyes as I kept reading. -FF
— Dilip Kumar (@TheDilipKumar) September 8, 2017
“Saab ki tabiyat kaafi behtar hai. Aap sabke tweets sunke woh muskurate rahe aur khushi se ro pade. (Dilip Saab is quite better now. He kept smiling while listening to your tweets and cried out of joy),” Farooqui added.
Saab ki tabiyat kaafi behtar hai. Aap sabke tweets sunke woh muskurate rahe aur khushi se ro pade. Will post pics later. -FF
— Dilip Kumar (@TheDilipKumar) September 8, 2017
Farooqui has been posting Dilip Kumar’s health updates daily on the social media platform.
Not just his fans, even people from the film industry have been dropping by to check on his health and to spend some quality time with Dilip saab.
2/ @iamsrk visited Sahab this evening. Sahab's doing much better since return from the hospital. Shukar Allah. pic.twitter.com/V2njs5swDM
— Dilip Kumar (@TheDilipKumar) August 15, 2017
.@priyankachopra spent the evening with Saab and Saira Baji. Saab's health much better. -FF pic.twitter.com/T9N5vDYp5I
— Dilip Kumar (@TheDilipKumar) September 4, 2017
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