Updated On: 28 September, 2025 07:30 AM IST | Mumbai | Ritika Gondhalekar
Of the seven victims, only one has shown signs of recovery. Others remain critical, with some yet to undergo vital surgeries

The scene of the fire in Kandivli was subsequently covered. FILE PIC/SATEJ SHINDE
Three days after a massive fire broke out at a catering shop in Kandivli, severely injuring seven people, most of the victims continue to battle for their lives despite undergoing multiple surgeries. Doctors treating them at the National Burns Hospital, Airoli, have said that the road to recovery remains long. Of the seven victims, only one has shown signs of steady recovery so far. The remaining six continue to remain in a critical state, with some yet to undergo vital surgical procedures.
“Neetu Gupta, Janaki Gupta and Shivani Gandhi have been operated on. Though all surgeries and skin grafting has been done, they continue to be critical as they had 90 per cent burns. They had also inhaled a huge quantity of smoke during the accident which made them weaker,” said D Sunil Keswani, medical director of National Burns Hospital.