Saira Banu is deeply saddened by the death of Dilip Kumar, said- ‘Cannot get out of loss’

Late Saira Banu, widow of late Yusuf Khan aka Dilip Kumar, has come out of the shock of his demise. Bollywood actress Bano, 77, of yesteryear finds it difficult to cope with reality and says she doesn’t want to go out. While talking to an entertainment portal, she revealed that she is neither an outgoing nor a party person and she does not know how to overcome the loss.

“I’m extremely distressed; I can’t get out of the loss. How do I get out of this? I just can’t,” she told the ETimes. She said, “Everything was great, just the two of us together. I loved sitting at home with Sahab. Anyway, I am not an outgoing person or a party person. Today, I don’t want to step out. “

In the same interview, she said, “I need sir in my life so desperately,” adding, “I know there have been more people in similar situations and have come out of that phase, but maybe My attachment was strong. Sahab was an extraordinary man.”

Beginning her acting career as a teenager in 1961 with the film “Junglee”, Saira Banu became one of the top heroines in the 1960s–1970s, working alongside the leading actors of the day and the biggest films of all time. starred in.

Over the years, she has earned a number of fans for the way she stood up and took care of her husband Dilip Kumar, who had been ill for several years before he passed away on July 7 at the age of 98.

Shortly after the actor passed away, a grieving Saira Banu suffered a minor heart attack and was rushed to the hospital. After spending some time in the sight of doctors and prompt treatment, she recovered and was released from the medical facilities.