There is a big update about Saif Ali Khan. There were reports that the actor could be discharged from the hospital on Monday. But according to the new update, the actor will have to stay in the hospital under the supervision of doctors for one or two days.

Saif Ali Khan Discharged Delayed: Saif Ali Khan was admitted to Lilavati Hospital in Mumbai late on January 16. Saif's condition has improved a lot in the last 5 days. Meanwhile, there were reports that Saif (Saif Ali Khan) will soon be discharged from the hospital. But according to the new update, the actor will remain admitted in Lilavati Hospital in Mumbai for now. He will not be discharged from the hospital on Monday. Also, he will be kept under the supervision of doctors for one more day.

When will Saif be discharged from the hospital?

Saif's condition admitted in Lilavati has improved a lot. However, the doctor's team has decided to keep the actor under observation for one more day. According to sources, the actor may be discharged on Tuesday or Wednesday.

The team of doctors gave information about Saif Ali Khan's health in a press conference. Dr. Neeraj Uttamani, Chief Operating Officer of Lilavati Hospital, said that when Saif was brought to the hospital, he was covered in blood. When he came, I was among the doctors who met him first. His whole body was covered in blood but he was walking like a lion, his son was also with him.

He is a real hero

He further said, 'I think acting as a hero in films is one thing and acting in real life is different. When you are attacked at home, he acted like a true hero.

Along with Dr Neeraj, the entire team including Lilavati's chief surgeon Dr Nitin Dange, trustee Prashant Mehta, who performed the actor's surgery, were present at the press conference. Dr Nitin Dange had said, 'Saif's condition is improving and he is fine. He is working very well. We have shifted him from the ICU to a special room after telling him what he should do and what he should not do. He has an injury in his spine, which is recovering. However, there is a chance of infection in this, due to which people who come to meet him have been stopped so that there is no risk of infection.

Saif started walking

He further said, 'Saif needs rest to recover completely soon. We have advised him to rest. Saif even walked a little and during this he did not have any discomfort or much pain. He is fine.'