Mukesh Khanna is alive!

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Updated At : 12:53 PM May 13, 2021 IST

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Often, fake news of death of celebrities do the rounds. After celebs like Lucky Ali, Kirron Kher and Meenakshi Seshadri, the latest on the list is Shaktimaan actor Mukesh Khanna, who was trending on net owing to his death hoax.

The actor took to his social media account to call out the ones spreading such fake news. He also said that the ones giving rise to such rumours should be caught and beaten up.

Mukesh took to his Instagram account and shared a video in which he can be heard saying, “I am here to inform you that I am perfectly alright. I am here to refute the rumours; I have been asked to refute them and that is what I want to do. I also wish to condemn those who spread such rumours. This is a problem with social media. I have your wishes, and when someone has wishes from you all, how can anything happen to that person?”

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