Visually impaired singer Suneel Lodhi begins eye treatment in Madhya Pradesh
The folk singer, known for his devotional song in the film Hanuman Ansh, expressed hope to regain his sight.
Visually impaired folk singer Suneel Lodhi has started medical treatment for his eyes, according to reports from Moneycontrol, The Times of India, and Hindustan Times. The singer, who gained fame for the song 'Maine Tere Hi Bharose Hanuman' from the film Hanuman Ansh, shared the update on Instagram on Tuesday, November 3.
The treatment process was initiated following directions from Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Dr Mohan Yadav, according to an Instagram update by Bundeli Duniya. Lodhi visited Bundelkhand Medical College in Sagar, where medical staff conducted a thorough eye check and a general health assessment.
Following his hospital visit, Lodhi met Sagar Collector Dilip Kumar Yadav at his office and performed a devotional song. In an emotional post, Lodhi thanked God and his supporters, stating that the start of his treatment has provided him with fresh hope.
Lodhi wrote in Hindi that he prays to God to restore his eyesight so he can see the world. He also requested his fans to continue offering their prayers and blessings for his recovery.
Lodhi's musical career began around age 10 or 11 in Bundelkhand. He rose to prominence after his bhajan 'More Sankat Ke Kataiya' went viral, later contributing to the film Hanuman Ansh, which was directed by Vishal Chaturvedi.