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Zakir Khan hospitalized? Video of him leaves fans concerned

Zakir Khan hospitalized in Mumbai? Viral video of the stand-up comedian in a hospital robe sparks fan concern

Renowned comedian Zakir Khan has taken a step back from his bustling career for health reasons, sending fans into a frenzy. Concerns escalated when a clip of him in hospital attire, engrossed in a cricket match, circulated online, shared by his brother. However, official updates from Lilavati Hospital regarding his health condition are still awaited. Read on to know more in detail.

Stand-up comedian and actor Zakir Khan left everyone wondering and worried after he announced he is taking a break from work to focus on his health. He shared this during the Hyderabad leg of his ‘Papa Yaar’ tour. Amidst this, a new video surfaced showing him hospitalized.

Zakir Khan gets spotted in a hospital robe in his brother’s vlog

In a vlog posted by his brother Arbaz Khan on Instagram, Zakir Khan can be seen sitting on a hospital bed wearing the pink uniform. The video went viral, leaving his fans worried and praying for a speedy recovery.According to reports, the ‘Chacha Vidhayak Hai Humare’ actor has been admitted to Lilavati Hospital in Mumbai. However, neither the stand-up comedian, his family, nor his team has officially confirmed this or commented on his health status as of now.Meanwhile, the clip showed him watching the India vs England T20 World Cup match. When Arbaz asked the comedian how he was feeling, the latter replied, “Match abhi fasa hua hai (The match is in a critical spot right now).”Khan himself even dropped heart emojis in the video’s comment section. Now, fans are waiting for an official update from their beloved stand-up comedian.

More about the announcement of his break

Last month, Zakir Khan stated that he will take a break until 2028 or 2030. He expressed that he will focus on his health along with some personal matters.According to a Hindustan Times report, addressing the crowd at his Hyderabad show, he said, “It will be a break of three, four, or five years to take care of my health and to sort out a few other things. Everyone present here tonight is very close to my heart. Your presence means more to me than you can imagine, and I will always be grateful to all of you. Thank you so much.”Later, while talking to Gulf News, he stated that his family has a certain genetic illness, and he needs to focus on that issue. The actor-comedian also added that less sleep and constant travel have started affecting him physically.Later, at a recent event, he clarified that he was not suffering from any serious health issue that required him to take a break. Zakir stated that he received a lot of writing work, making it difficult for him to manage things simultaneously.

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