Choreographer Remo D’Souza Taps His Feet With Musical Beats At The Hospital; Watch

Remo D’Souza was admitted to the Intensive Care Unit of Kokilaben Hospital in Mumbai on 11th December 2020. The choreographer was admitted to the hospital after he suffered a cardiac attack. Recently, a video has been going viral on the internet where Remo D’Souza is seen moving his feet on an upbeat song. Its a sign of recovery for the choreographer’s fans and they are elated to see him getting better.

In the video, Remo D’Souza is seen moving his feet as he sits on a hospital bed. He is seen tapping his foot slowly on the beats of the song. The video was shared by Remo D’Souza’s wife who expressed gratitude for everyone who had sent in wishes for her husband’s speedy recovery and good health. Remo D’Souza’s crew and his friends visited him in the hospital when he was admitted.

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Actor Aamir Ali who is a close friend of Remo D’Souza was spotted in the hospital. He also shared a picture with him giving updates about his recovery. In the picture, Remo can be seen wearing a hospital gown and showing his back to the camera, whereas Aamir is taking the selfie wearing a mask. Dancer and choreographer Dharmesh Yelande and Salman also took out some time and visited Remo D’Souza. They were seen interacting with other dancers who were present at the hospital.

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Raghav Juyal who has worked with Remo D’Souza in dance films ABCD 2 and Street Dancer 3D, took to Instagram to give a health update to fans. “Guys sir is fine now. He is a strong boy. He is already recovering and will be back with me on a trip to the mountains soon. @remodsouza @lizelleremodsouza. Just send him healing energies everyone, that’s it”, the dancer wrote.

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