After Brother Faraaz Khan's Death, Fahmaan Khan Opens Up on His Rare Illness

Actor Faraaz Khan passed away a couple of days ago and while it was a shock indeed, he was keeping unwell for a long time now. As we know, he suffered from a prolonged illness due to a neurological disorder. He was undergoing a treatment at a hospital in Bengaluru and took his last breath on 3rd November 2020.

We also know that the late actor's brother, Fahmaan Khan rushed to the city to perform his last rites. Fahmaan plays the lead role in a show and had to immediately return to work in a day's time after performing the rituals.

In a recent interview with SpotobyE, Fahmaan said,  "The whole family is obviously very disturbed with this and it's not going to be easy. Honestly, coming back from home and shooting the same day is the most difficult thing I have done in my lifetime. I reached Mumbai this morning and directly headed to the set for my shoot at 2. It's a process which we have to go through and it is surely not going to be easy. My parents and other family members are there in Bangalore dealing with the pain of losing him".

Sharing abut the illness of his brother, Fahmaan explained, "To be honest his illness was as rare as he was. The Doctors tried everything possible. It was not a very deadly virus as such in terms if we bifurcate with another virus. The entire process of it developing to something else together brought into demise. The doctor explained to us that the bacteria which he had in his body had developed the kind of bacteria which sat whenever the antibiotics was given to him. The immunity of the human body should be close to 700 minimum but his immunity had come down to 23.9 and that was the last meter of the machine that it can show. So, his body was not fighting with any of the antibiotics. And this was all going through from quite some time. I don't remember the exact medical term of it but his brain had got some virus due to which a lot of issues happened to him. And then his body eventually gave up."

He concluded saying,  "He was struggling with his health for more than a year. Initially, it was detected as Tuberculosis but eventually they said it's not only that there is something more deadly to it and since then he was being treated. It was a combination of different bacteria and viruses in his body."