Rahul Roy Releases A Video From Hospital After Completing Speech Therapy; Assures Fans Of His Well Being – WATCH
Rahul Roy seems to be getting better with each passing day. Recently, Rahul shared a video from the hospital. The actor looked all happy and content after completing his speech therapy
Aashiqui fame Rahul Roy recently suffered a stroke. Rahul Roy, who was in Kargil, was air dashed to Mumbai via Srinagar and was admitted to hospital. The actor suffered a stroke while shooting in extreme weather conditions for Nitin Kumar Gupta’s directorial LAC. Earlier it was being reported that Rahul has been discharged from the hospital and he will continue his speech therapy at home. But later Rahul’s bother-in-law Romeer Sen stated that Rahul Roy has been shifted to another hospital and is not home yet. Sen had blamed it on the ‘sheer negligence’ of the hospital.
Now Rahul Roy seems to be getting better with each passing day. Recently, Rahul shared a video from the hospital. The actor looked all happy and content after completing the speech therapy. In the video, Rahul Roy could be heard telling his fans that he’s doing better now and is enjoying his speech therapy sessions. Captioning the video, he wrote, "Just completed my speech therapy at the hospital. Kuch shabd mere lab se With my sister @priyankaroy_pia With each day I am Getting there Lots of love - Rahul Roy.”
Earlier speaking to Mumbai Mirror, Romeer had said, “Rahul Roy did not stay back in Kargil after his shoot to enjoy the cold. All this will be cleared by him soon as he is on the road to recovery. All facts and figures will be furnished by his siblings, Priyanka and Rohit, with proof. Right now, we just want him to get well soon.”
Few days back, Rahul had shared pictures from the hospital with sister Pia and BIL Romeer, on his social media account. (ALSO READ: After Rahul Roy Suffered A Real-Life Brain Stroke, Actor To Star In A Film Titled Stroke? EXCLUSIVE)
Images Source: instagram.com/officialrahulroy
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