"The surgery just got over. He (Hrithik) is doing fine now. He has been shifted to a room and will be discharged in two days," Rakesh Roshan told PTI after the two-hour long operation.
Hrithik was admitted to Hinduja Hospital in Khar in suburban Mumbai this morning.
The 39-year-old 'Krrish' star was suffering from Subdural Hematoma, often caused by bleeding of veins in the brain as a result of a head injury. The brain surgery was necessitated following an injury he received sometime back.
Earlier, the actor took to his Facebook page to reveal about the surgery.
"I am going to go through brain surgery today and want you to know that I am going in with absolute power to recover fast. My thanks to all of you for using the power of your mind to contribute to my life. Love you all," Hrithik posted.
The Bollywood star's much awaited super-hero film 'Krrish 3' will release on November 4. Reportedly, the shooting schedule of his upcoming film 'Bang Bang' has been postponed.
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