Mumbai (Maharashtra): Bollywood actor Fardeen Khan has tested positive for Covid and says he is asymptomatic. Fardeen, who is the son of late veteran star Feroz Khan, took to Twitter on Wednesday to share the news.
"Tested positive for C-19. Fortunately, I am asymptomatic. Sending my best to all those in recovery." He added: "The rest, keep getting tested if in doubt as this variant is also targeting children, down to toddlers, and they can be given very limited medication. Happy isolating."
Fardeen is all set to make his comeback on the big screen after 11 years with the film 'Visfot', which also stars Riteish Deshmukh. Fardeen was last seen on the silver screen in the 2010 movie Dulha Mil Gaya.
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Tested positive for C-19. Fortunately I am asymptomatic. Sending my best to all those in recovery. The rest, keep getting tested if in doubt as this variant is also targeting children, down to toddlers, and they can be given very limited medication. Happy isolating. 🙏🙏
— Fardeen Feroz Khan (@FardeenFKhan) January 19, 2022 " class="align-text-top noRightClick twitterSection" data="
">Tested positive for C-19. Fortunately I am asymptomatic. Sending my best to all those in recovery. The rest, keep getting tested if in doubt as this variant is also targeting children, down to toddlers, and they can be given very limited medication. Happy isolating. 🙏🙏
— Fardeen Feroz Khan (@FardeenFKhan) January 19, 2022Tested positive for C-19. Fortunately I am asymptomatic. Sending my best to all those in recovery. The rest, keep getting tested if in doubt as this variant is also targeting children, down to toddlers, and they can be given very limited medication. Happy isolating. 🙏🙏
— Fardeen Feroz Khan (@FardeenFKhan) January 19, 2022
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