Lilavati Hospital’s COO praises Saif Ali Khan’s strength after stabbing incident: “He walked in like a lion”

Bollywood actor Saif Ali Khan has been moved out of the ICU and is “recovering well,” according to doctors who treated him following a stabbing incident at his Mumbai residence by an intruder.

Saif Ali Khan was stabbed six times, including in his neck, at his apartment in the upscale Bandra West area around 2:30 am on Thursday.

In a media briefing today, Dr. Nitin Narayan Dange from Mumbai's Lilavati Hospital said, “Saif Ali Khan is doing excellent. We made him walk and he walked well. There is no problem and not much pain.”

He further mentioned, “We have shifted him from the ICU to a special room. The visitors movement has been restricted for almost a week due to the injury in his spine. It has a potential chance for spreading infection.”

Niraj Uttamani, the Chief Operating Officer of Lilavati Hospital, praised Saif Ali Khan's strength and stated, “He walked in like a lion,” added that the actor was accompanied by his son, Taimur. “He was soaked in blood when he arrived at the hospital, but he walked in like a lion. He is a real hero,” Uttamani said.

He added, “If a knife was 2 mm deeper, he would have sustained a serious injury.”

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