Randhir Kapoor is back home

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Updated At : 01:53 PM May 16, 2021 IST

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Randhir Kapoor was hospitalised on April 29 after he had tested positive for Covid-19. The veteran actor was admitted to the ICU due to his health condition and for further tests. And now, after spending over two weeks in the hospital, the actor has been discharged and has returned home. The 74-year-old actor says that he is feeling fine.

Says Randhir Kapoor, “I am feeling absolutely fine. I have been advised to keep away. It’s just a matter of some more time before I will meet people. I thank the hospital’s staff. They were simply fantastic. They looked after me very well.”

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