Akanksha Puri calls her father 'thorough soldier' after he recovers from stroke; watch

Recently, television actor Akanksha Puri took to her Twitter handle to give fans an update about her father’s health, who recently underwent brain surgery after suffering a stroke. Akanksha Puri shared a video, which features the actor enquiring her father about his health post-surgery, to which he replies: “I am feeling very good, beta, I have recovered.” Take a look at the video:

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Akanksha speaks about her father

With the video shared, Akanksha Puri mentioned that her father is a thorough soldier, who has fought through thick and thin with a smile. Adding to the same, Akanksha Puri mentioned that he is a source of inspiration and positivity for her and for million others watching this video. More so, Akanksha also mentioned that her father is her ‘strength and superman’. Take a look at how fans reacted to the post:

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Fans react

Earlier this week, Akanksha Puri took to her Instagram handle to express her gratitude towards all those who prayed for her father’s health. In her note, Akanksha thanked everyone for helping her cross all the hurdles in life and giving her the courage to face the best and the worst with a smile. Take a look at the post.

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On professional front

Akanksha Puri is currently working in the much-acclaimed show, Vighnaharta Ganesh. In the show, Akanksha plays the role of Goddess Parvati. Starring Uzair, Akanksha Puri and Makhan Singh in the leading role, the show is based on the mythological premise of Lord Ganesha and how he was born after Lord Shankar reincarnated a human body with the head of an elephant.

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