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Director Prem Raj Soni to fly UK to fight cancer

  • IndiaGlitz, [Monday,October 29 2012]

‘Ishkq In Paris’ director Prem Raj Soni reported to be suffering from cancer of gall bladder.

The filmmaker, who made his debut with ‘Main Aur Mrs Khanna’, currently is undergoing a bad phase. Only last week his father passed away and now his own health is under the weather.

However the silver lining is that Soni’s cancer is on the first stage and it is said to be curable.

According to sources, Soni as of now is under medication and after finishing that course, he will be flying off to UK for a surgery. Currently the director is busy wrapping up the post-production work of the Preity Zinta starrer ‘Ishkq In Paris’ and after which he will be leaving for UK.

We wish him a very speedy recovery...

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