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Highlights
- Arjun Kapoor was diagnosed with COVID-19 last month
- "The virus is serious," he wrote
- "So, please wear a mask at all times," he added
Actor Arjun Kapoor, who was diagnosed with COVID-19 last month, tested negative over the weekend. Arjun shared the update on social media on Wednesday, writing: "Hi! I'm happy to report that I have tested negative to coronavirus over the weekend. I'm feeling better after making a full recovery and excited to return to work. Thank you everyone for your good wishes and positivity." The 35-year-old actor, citing his first-hand experience of battling the virus, issued a warning of sorts and wrote: "The virus is serious so I request everyone to take it seriously. People should understand that coronavirus affects everyone - young and old. So, please wear a mask at all times."
Arjun Kapoor also gave a huge shout-out to the frontline COVID-19 warriors and dedicated this message to healthcare workers: "A huge salute to the frontline workers who are risking everything to take care of us. We are forever indebted to you guys."
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On September 6, Arjun Kapoor said he tested positive for the coronavirus. "I am feeling ok and I'm asymptomatic. I have isolated myself at home under the advice of doctors and authorities and will be under home quarantine," he wrote.
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Ahead of that, Arjun Kapoor shared multiple posts about returning to work sets after the nationwide lockdown, writing: "Happy to just be back on sets." Last seen in Panipat, Arjun will next be seen in Sandeep Aur Pinky Faraar.
A day after Arjun Kapoor's COVID-19 post in September, actress Malaika Arora, who is dating the actor, said she too tested negative. Malaika recovered in a few weeks and wrote: "I feel so blessed to have overcome this virus."