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Film Legend Dilip Kumar Dies At 98
Legendary actor Dilip Kumar died this morning after prolonged illness, his family and doctors treating him said. He was 98.
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Dilip Kumar Is "Stable, Still In ICU," Says Wife Saira Banu
"We want to take him home but we are waiting for doctors' approval," said Saira Banu
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Dilip Kumar, 98, Taken To Hospital Again After Complaining Of Breathlessness
The 98-year-old actor is currently "in the intensive care unit (ICU)" and is "fine," hospital sources told PTI
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Dilip Kumar Is "Stable," Might Be Discharged Soon, Tweets Wife Saira Banu
"I want to thank all of you for keeping him in prayers," tweeted Saira Banu
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"Don't Believe WhatsApp Forwards": Dilip Kumar's Handle Tweets Health Update
"Thank you for your heart-felt duas and prayers. As per doctors, he should be home in 2-3 days," said a tweet on Dilip Kumar's official handle
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Dilip Kumar Taken To Hospital Again With Recurring Pneumonia
Dilip Kumar was diagnosed with mild pneumonia last month
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Dilip Kumar Discharged From Mumbai Hospital
Dilip Kumar was being treated for dehydration and kidney malfunction at Mumbai's Lilavati Hospital
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Dilip Kumar To Be Discharged Today. More Details As We Get Them
"Saab will be discharged from Lilavati Hospital at 4 pm. This is one great news. I'm on my way to the hospital," read the tweet from Dilip Kumar's profile
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Dilip Kumar Health Update: He's Improving, Happy With Progress, Say Doctors
"He is improving. His creatinine levels have come down further and doctors are happy with the progress in his health," said the Vice President of Lilavati Hospital
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Dilip Kumar 'Improving' But Still In ICU, Say Doctors
Legendary actor Dilip Kumar was admitted to Mumbai's Lilavati Hospital on August 2 due to dehydration and urinary tract infection
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Dilip Kumar Being Treated For Kidney Problems, Say Doctors
Dilip Kumar is being treated for kidney-related ailments. He was admitted to Mumbai's Lilavati Hospital for dehydration, fever
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Dilip Kumar to be Discharged Tomorrow. Aamir Khan Visits Actor
"He is much better and is on road to recovery," said Dr Jalil Parkar, who is attending to him. Earlier, the doctors said that he would be discharged on Wednesday
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To Amitabh Bachchan, With Love From Dilip Kumar
Dilip Kumar was born Mohammad Yusuf Khan and his six-decade career is studded with acclaimed classics such as Madhumati, Devdas, Mughal-e-Azam, Ganga Jamuna, Ram Aur Shyam and Naya Daur
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Dilip Kumar 'Stable, But Not Out of Danger,' Says His Doctor
"We can't say he's out of danger right now. We have to see for at least two more days, right now there is no need for an ICU for him. We have kept him under close observation. We can't say about discharge. We'll decide after 72 hours of observation," said Jalil Parkar
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Dilip Kumar 'Recovering Well,' Says Saira Banu
"Dilip Sahab was admitted to Lilavati Hospital for treatment of high fever and chest infection on April 15 night. He was advised intravenous administration of antibiotics for speedy recovery. Oral drugs would not act as fast as the IV injections, the doctors advised. Hence it became necessary to shift him to the hospital"
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Film Legend Dilip Kumar Dies At 98
Legendary actor Dilip Kumar died this morning after prolonged illness, his family and doctors treating him said. He was 98.
-
Dilip Kumar Is "Stable, Still In ICU," Says Wife Saira Banu
"We want to take him home but we are waiting for doctors' approval," said Saira Banu
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Dilip Kumar, 98, Taken To Hospital Again After Complaining Of Breathlessness
The 98-year-old actor is currently "in the intensive care unit (ICU)" and is "fine," hospital sources told PTI
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Dilip Kumar Is "Stable," Might Be Discharged Soon, Tweets Wife Saira Banu
"I want to thank all of you for keeping him in prayers," tweeted Saira Banu
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"Don't Believe WhatsApp Forwards": Dilip Kumar's Handle Tweets Health Update
"Thank you for your heart-felt duas and prayers. As per doctors, he should be home in 2-3 days," said a tweet on Dilip Kumar's official handle
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Dilip Kumar Taken To Hospital Again With Recurring Pneumonia
Dilip Kumar was diagnosed with mild pneumonia last month
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Dilip Kumar Discharged From Mumbai Hospital
Dilip Kumar was being treated for dehydration and kidney malfunction at Mumbai's Lilavati Hospital
-
Dilip Kumar To Be Discharged Today. More Details As We Get Them
"Saab will be discharged from Lilavati Hospital at 4 pm. This is one great news. I'm on my way to the hospital," read the tweet from Dilip Kumar's profile
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Dilip Kumar Health Update: He's Improving, Happy With Progress, Say Doctors
"He is improving. His creatinine levels have come down further and doctors are happy with the progress in his health," said the Vice President of Lilavati Hospital
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Dilip Kumar 'Improving' But Still In ICU, Say Doctors
Legendary actor Dilip Kumar was admitted to Mumbai's Lilavati Hospital on August 2 due to dehydration and urinary tract infection
-
Dilip Kumar Being Treated For Kidney Problems, Say Doctors
Dilip Kumar is being treated for kidney-related ailments. He was admitted to Mumbai's Lilavati Hospital for dehydration, fever
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Dilip Kumar to be Discharged Tomorrow. Aamir Khan Visits Actor
"He is much better and is on road to recovery," said Dr Jalil Parkar, who is attending to him. Earlier, the doctors said that he would be discharged on Wednesday
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To Amitabh Bachchan, With Love From Dilip Kumar
Dilip Kumar was born Mohammad Yusuf Khan and his six-decade career is studded with acclaimed classics such as Madhumati, Devdas, Mughal-e-Azam, Ganga Jamuna, Ram Aur Shyam and Naya Daur
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Dilip Kumar 'Stable, But Not Out of Danger,' Says His Doctor
"We can't say he's out of danger right now. We have to see for at least two more days, right now there is no need for an ICU for him. We have kept him under close observation. We can't say about discharge. We'll decide after 72 hours of observation," said Jalil Parkar
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Dilip Kumar 'Recovering Well,' Says Saira Banu
"Dilip Sahab was admitted to Lilavati Hospital for treatment of high fever and chest infection on April 15 night. He was advised intravenous administration of antibiotics for speedy recovery. Oral drugs would not act as fast as the IV injections, the doctors advised. Hence it became necessary to shift him to the hospital"
