"He will come out victorious"

Manisha Koirala, who fought cancer, said director Rakesh Roshan, who was diagnosed with squamous cell carcinoma of the throat (or throat cancer), will fight this deadly disease and win. Sending to the new IANS agency on the sidelines of the launch of her book in Mumbai, Manisha Koirala said: "I can only say one thing: there is a way out. Do not give up because There is a cure for this disease, I am sure he will come out the winner and I will pray God that he wins. "On Tuesday, Hrithik Roshan announced on social media that Rakesh Roshan had been diagnosed with the disease. a throat cancer at an early stage and that he would undergo surgery. After his surgery on Tuesday, Rakesh Roshan said in a text message that he was fine and that he should leave the hospital on Friday. "I feel good, thank you, the surgery is over and everything is fine, God is great, I'll be back home Friday or Saturday," Rakesh Roshan wrote to IANS.

Rakesh Roshan had a special appearance in Manisha Koirala's 1995 film Akele Hum Akele Tum, who also introduced Aamir Khan. Rakesh Roshan did not play in any of Manisha's films.

Autobiography of Manisha Koirala titled Healed: How cancer gave me a new life, highlights his fight against ovarian cancer and many other facets of his personal and professional life. Speaking of when she was diagnosed with cancer in 2012, the 48-year-old actress said: "When I was diagnosed with cancer at that time, I was traumatized, but when I look back, I feel that it has opened me to see life in a different light and with a lot of hope about a lot of things in life. It also made me aware of the importance of my life and my health. "

After her diagnosis of cancer, Manisha Koirala took a break and flew to the United States where she received treatment for the disease. After four years, Manisha returns to Bollywood with the arrival of the age tale Dear Maya. "I feel that it was a kind of gift for me in life, and whenever we encounter difficulties, we become angry about it, but I feel that there are difficulties in our lives to teach us something that we did not know ourselves, that gives something good, in return, "she said.

On the labor front, Manisha Koirala was last seen at Rajkummar Hirani's Sanju where she played the role of Sanjay Dutt's mother, Nargis. She also appeared in the Netflix anthology Stories of lust in the segment led by Dibakar Bannerjee. She is currently shooting for the Hindi remake of Prasthaanam, which also stars Jackie Shroff.

(With contributions from IANS)