Actress Malaika Arora wrote a big note on Instagram on Saturday, a week after she had a car accident. He had the accident on April 2 near Bombay, after which he was immediately transported to Apollo Hospital for treatment. Malaika was discharged on 3 April. In a note on Instagram, Malaika thanked her family members, friends, doctors and fans for their best wishes and for standing by her. (Read also: Malaika Arora was taken to hospital after a car accident)
Sharing a photo of her looking out the window, she wrote: “The last few days and the events that have unfolded have been incredible. Thinking about it afterwards is like a movie scene and not something that really happened. Fortunately, right after the accident, I felt like I was surrounded by so many guardian angels – whether it was my staff, the people who helped me get to the hospital, my family who stood by me throughout this ordeal, and the amazing hospital staff.
He added, “My doctors ensured my safety in the most careful way possible at every step. They made me feel safe and secure immediately and I am very grateful for that. And finally, of course, the love that came from my friends, my family, my team and my family on Insta was so reassuring. “Moments like these are not superficial, but strong reminders that we should always be grateful to those – known and unknown – who flood you with love and good wishes when you need it most.”
He also said: “A big thank you from the bottom of my heart to all of you who were there to make sure that I will get out of it with renewed vigor. “Now I’m on my way to recovery and I assure you I’m a fighter and I’ll be back before you know it!”
Karisma Kapoor put heart and blessing emojis in the comments section of the post. Actor Twinkle Khanna wrote, “Get well soon” and Sanjay Kapoor said, “braveheart”. Kareena Kapoor left a “stay strong” emoji.
The accident happened on the Bombay-Pune highway. The accident happened when Malaika was returning from Pune and several cars collided with each other near Khalapur toll plaza on the Bombay-Pune highway.
Malaika Range Rover was crushed between two vehicles. “We have received the registration number of all three cars and now we will contact the owners to find out what really happened. At the moment we have reported the incident and an FIR will be recorded after investigating how the accident happened and who was at fault,” he said. Assistant Police Inspector Haras Kalsekar from the Hopoli Police Department.
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