Popular choreographer and director Remo D'Souza suffered a heart attack on December 11 and was rushed to Mumbai's Kokilaben Hospital. Since then, several celebrities have been visiting him at the hospital. The director-choreographer's son Gabriel D'Souza was also clicked at the hospital. (All pictures: Yogen Shah).

Remo is married to Lizelle, a costume designer. They have two sons, Dhruv and Gabriel. Lizelle has been regularly sharing updates of her husband on her social media handle. Recently, she shared a video on her Instagram handle, in which the ABCD director is seen tapping his foot. In the video, we can see Remo moving his feet to the catchy music of Imagine Dragons' Believer, hinting that he is on the road to recovery.

Sharing the video, Lizelle also thanked his fans and Bollywood celebrities for all their prayers and "get well soon" messages. She wrote, "Dancing with the feet is one thing dancing with the heart is another ...... @remodsouza thank you everyone for the prayers and blessings [sic]".

(In pictures: Punit Pathak with wife Nidhi Moony Singh Pathak at the hospital)

Speaking about his condition, Remo's wife Lizelle D'Souza had earlier said, "Remo's heart issue has come as a shock to not just everyone but himself too. He had no history of blood pressure or anything."

On Tuesday, actor-dancer Raghav Juyal provided a health update about Remo D'Souza, who was hospitalised after he suffered a heart attack last week. He posted, "Guys, sir is fine now. He is a strong boy. He is recovering and will be back with me on a trip to the mountains soon. Just send him healing energies everyone, that's it." D'Souza's wife, Lizelle, shared Juyal's post and captioned it, "Young boys, party soon."

Dance India Dance winner Salman Yusuff Khan also visited Remo at the hospital. Salman shares a great rapport with Remo and has worked with him in several of his projects including the 2013-film ABCD: Anybody Can Dance and the recently released Street Dancer 3D.

On Friday morning, Remo was admitted at the Kokilaben Hospital after suffering a heart attack. Later, an angioplasty was performed by the doctors. He is now stable and recovering. D'Souza made his directorial debut with the campus comedy FALTU in 2011 and went on to direct films like ABCD, ABCD 2, A Flying Jatt, among others.

Remo has been associated with Hindi cinema for more than 25 years. He was one of the back dancers in Rangeela and also acted in a brief role as one of Akshay Kumar's friends in Aflatoon in 1997. Remo D'Souza's last directorial was Varun Dhawan and Shraddha Kapoor-starrer Street Dancer 3D.