Abhishek Bachchan's 'Breathe: Into The Shadows' co-star Amit Sadh tests negative for COVID-19
On Sunday, Sadh haad said that he would be undergoing a precautionary COVID-19 test, a day after his co-star Abhishek Bachchan tested coronavirus positive.
Published: 13th July 2020 01:47 PM | Last Updated: 13th July 2020 02:11 PM | A+A A-

Bollywood actor Amit Sadh ( File Photo | PTI)
MUMBAI: Actor Amit Sadh on Monday said he has tested negative for coronavirus and thanked his fans for their prayers.
On Sunday, Sadh tweeted that though he was feeling "perfectly fine", he would be undergoing a precautionary COVID-19 test, a day after megastar Amitabh Bachchan and son Abhishek Bachchan tested coronavirus positive. 44-year-old Abhishek and Sadh were spotted together earlier this month, dubbing for their show "Breathe: Into The Shadows".
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"Thank you for your prayers and concerns. This is the only time I say happily I am negative. To all people battling this, my prayers and thoughts continue. Love you. Togetherness is the only strength," 37-year-old Sadh posted on Twitter on Monday.
Thank you for your prayers and concerns. This is the only time I say happily I am negative. To all people battling this, my prayers and thoughts continue. Love you. Togetherness is the only strength !
— Amit Sadh (@TheAmitSadh) July 13, 2020
Amitabh's daughter-in-law Aishwarya (46) and granddaughter Aaradhya (8) have also tested positive for the virus. His wife and veteran actor-MP Jaya Bachchan (71) has tested negative. The 77-year-old screen icon, on Sunday, thanked his admirers for their prayers and concern for him and his family members.
"My dearest extended family, your concern, your prayers and your wishes for Abhishek, Aishwarya, Aaradhya and me for a speedy recovery has filled me with unending gratitude. I thank you all," Amitabh, who is currently admitted to Nanavati Hospital along with Abhishek, wrote.
With 1,263 new COVID-19 cases being recorded on Sunday, Mumbai's case count has mounted to 92,720, the BMC said.