‘Dilip Kumar's health better, stable’

Incredible Indian on-screen character Dilip Kumar, who is experiencing treatment for kidney-related issues, on Saturday hinted at change, said a senior authority from Lilavati Doctor's facility.

"He is steady, he has no fever, no shortness of breath, he is cognizant, he has eaten certain nourishment endorsed by the specialists, his creatinine level is lower and his pee yield is better, which is a decent sign," Ajay Kumar Pande, VP, Lilavati Clinic, told IANS.

The 94-year-old performing artist is being dealt with via cardiologist Nitin Gokhale and nephrologist Arun Shah at the healing center in Bandra West here.

He was conceded on Wednesday evening because of drying out and urinary tract contamination.

"Starting today, he is steady and it's a decent day."

Only a day prior to, one of the going to the group of specialists had said they were thinking about putting the performer on dialysis.

Gotten some information about it, Pande educated IANS: "We're not thinking regarding that since his creatinine level is lower and pee yield has moved forward. These are sure things."

Keep going seen on the wide screen in "Qila" in 1998, the performing artist was regarded with the Dadasaheb Phalke Honor in 1994 and the Padma Vibhushan in 2015. He is known for movies like "Devdas", "Mughal-e-Azam" and "Karma", and is hitched to on-screen character Saira Banu.