New Delhi:
Saif Ali Khan was stabbed six times six times by an intruder during an unsuccessful robbery attempt at his residence last month. The actor performed two major surgery, in which a three -inch knife was recorded dangerously, including removal of the blade.
While the well -wishers put with their support, some guessed the authenticity of the incident. Recently, Saif described how he fought alone with the armed attacker, until he helped to intervene in his house. He admitted that the intruder had suffered a more serious injury to his neck or spine, he could be “paralyzed”.
In a conversation with the Times of India, the actor shared why his elder son Taimur took him to the hospital, not in Kareena. He said, “He (Taimur) was absolutely composed. He was fine. He said,” I am coming with you. ” I was very relaxed to see him at that time. This was the right job. While Saif and Taimur made their way in the hospital, Kareena took Jeh, her sister Karisma Kapoor’s house.
Saif said that he and Kareena Kapoor were sleeping, when one of his house helps one of the house to escape in his room, worried about an intruder and demands money in his younger son Jeh’s room. As he ran to face the situation, Saif found a masked man standing on the bed of Jeh, which was initially two rods, but were actually “sharp hexa blades”.
“Some took over me,” Saif recalled, explaining how he spontaneously grabbed the intruder and pulled it down. However, being armed, the attacker retaliated, stabbing Saif several times in the back and neck. He said, “I could not handle it after a while because there were two knives in the action. I was praying that someone should take me to this point at this point.” When her house helps, Geeta stepped and managed to pull the attacker.
Saif further shared that he locked the intruder inside Jeh’s room. However, the attacker managed to escape in the same way that he entered – via drainpipe into the children’s bathroom.
It was only on reaching the hospital that Saif understood the seriousness of his injuries. Doctors informed them that a four -inch blade had entered his shoulder blade, which had reached close to his spinal cord. He described it as a “mass stab”, revealing that the knife also excluded the protective covering of his spinal cord, causing the spinal cord leakage and temporary numbness in his leg. . “How close to it came – just another millimeter, and we will talk to paralysis,” he said.
Saif underwent six hours of surgery.
