The father of murdered bride Anni Dewani has today marked what would have been his daughter's 33rd birthday in a hospital bed after his arm was torn off in a freak accident. Engineer Vinod Hindocha, 65, was fixing a lift when it plunged to the ground, ripping his right arm off. He underwent a 13-hour operation to reattach his limb after being airlifted to hospital in Gothenberg, Sweden. Today, Mr Hindocha posted a picture on Facebook of himself with two nurses and wife his Nilam, a cake and treats to mark Anni's birthday. She was 27 when she was shot dead on her honeymoon in South Africa. 'Celebrations': Vinod Hindocha marked his murdered daughter's 33rd birthday in a hospital bed after his arm was torn off in a freak accident. He posted this picture with two nurses and his wife Nilam (left) on Facebook. He wrote: ‘Happy Birthday little Angel. Miss U for ever. We R celebrating this Birthday In Gothinburg  hospital,love U for EVER’ Mr Hindocha was carrying out repairs on March 3 in Sweden when a chain slipped, sending the lift cage he was standing in hurtling to the ground floor. However, his arm was extended outside the cage at the time, meaning it was ripped off just below the shoulder. Mr Hindocha recalls seeing the limb suspended one storey above him after he fell. His brother Ashok, 54, told MailOnline that Mr Hindocha had recovered some movement in his fingers, but will not make a full recovery for at least 18 months, if ever. Vinod Hindocha, 65, was standing in a lift with his arm extending out of the cage when a chain slipped, dropping him to the ground floor. He added: 'He’s such a good person, he’s been through so much. Bad things happen to good people sometimes. 'Nilam and Vinod have had a very difficult few months. 'They are such a strong couple, they will get through this aswell. But it is a lot for anyone to go through. 'We are grateful that he was in Sweden and could get to hospital so quickly and into surgery to try and save the arm. Only time will tell whether the operation will be successful. 'Today is Anni's birthday and that fills the minds and hearts of all the family.' Mr Hindocha's wife Nilam, 64, who is in remission from stomach cancer, was with him in Sweden at the time of the accident and had gone shopping when he was hurt. The horrific accident comes after a harrowing court case attended by Mr Hindocha in which details of his daughter's murder were recounted in detail. Anni was killed on November 13 2010 while riding in a cab with her new husband, Shrien Dewani, 35, through the impoverished township of Gugulethu, Cape Town. The cab was hijacked by two gunmen who threw Shrien out before driving away. The vehicle was discovered the next day with Anni's body in the back seat. She had been shot in the neck. Shortly afterwards taxi driver Zola Tongo, 35, was arrested. He confessed to his part in the death, naming Xolile Mngeni and Mziwamadoda Qwabe as the men who carried out the fatal attack. Mr Hindocha (centre) told family members he saw his severed limb one storey above him after falling. Surgeons reattached the limb, but it will be 18 months before they know whether he will get movement back. The tragedy came after Mr Hindocha saw Shrien Dewani, the husband of his murdered daughter Anni, acquitted of ordering her killing (pictured, Shrien and Anni together before they wed) However, he also said Shrien had ordered him to carry out a hit on his new bride, claiming he wanted out of the marriage. After years of delays and legal wrangling during which Shrien claimed to be suffering from depression, he was finally extradited to South Africa to stand trial last year. During the short case, the judge heard that Shrien had been bisexual and had visited gay porn websites and chat rooms exploring his homosexual fantasies. The trial also heard testimony from several key witnesses, though one of the men serving time in jail for killing Anni, Xolile Mngeni, died of a brain tumour before he could give evidence. Eventually the judge threw the case out, telling prosecutors their argument was riddled with contradictions. Anni's family said they had been failed by the justice system and condemned the acquittal. The judge threw Shrien's case out, telling prosecutors their argument was riddled with contradictions.
What are the important parts of this article?
Anni Dewani's father Vinod Hindocha is in hospital after a freak accident.
The engineer marked his murdered daughter's birthday in a hospital bed.
Today he posted a picture of himself, nurses and his wife, a cake and treats.
Mr Hindocha was fixing a lift when it fell to the ground, tearing his arm off.
Anni was killed on her honeymoon in South Africa on November 13 2010.
Fadern till den mördade bruden Anni Dewani har idag markerat vad som skulle ha varit hans dotters 33-årsdag i en sjukhussäng efter att hans arm hade slitits av i en missfoster olycka. Ingenjör Vinod Hindocha, 65 år, höll på att fixa en hiss när den störtade till marken och slet av hans högra arm. Han genomgick en 13 timmar lång operation för att åter fästa sin lem efter att ha blivit luftlyft till sjukhus i Gothenberg i Sverige. Idag lade Hindiocha upp en bild på sig själv på Facebook med två sköterskor och fru hans Nilam, en tårta och godsaker för att markera Annis födelsedag. Hon var 27 år när hon sköts ihjäl på smekmånaden i Sydafrika. 'Celebrationer': Vinod Hindocha markerade sin mördade dotters 33-årsdag i en sjukhussäng efter att hans arm slitits av i en missfoster olycka. Han lade upp den här bilden med två sjuksköterskor och hans fru Nilam (till vänster) på Facebook. Han skrev: ” Grattis på födelsedagen, lilla ängel. Miss U för alltid. Vi firar födelsedagen på Gothinburgs sjukhus,love U for ever’ Mr Hindocha utförde reparationer den 3 mars i Sverige när en kedja halkade, och skickade lyftburen han stod i halande till bottenvåningen. Hans arm förlängdes dock utanför buren på den tiden, vilket innebar att den slets av strax under axeln. Hindocha minns att han såg lemman upphängd en våning ovanför honom efter att han fallit. Hans bror Ashok, 54 år, berättade för MailOnline att Hindocha hade återvunnit en del rörelse i fingrarna, men kommer inte att göra en fullständig återhämtning på minst 18 månader, om någonsin. Vinod Hindocha, 65 år, stod i en hiss med armen som sträckte sig ut ur buren när en kedja halkade, och släppte ner honom i bottenvåningen. Han tillade: "Han är en så bra person, han har gått igenom så mycket. Dåliga saker händer goda människor ibland. Nilam och Vinod har haft det väldigt svårt några månader. "De är ett så starkt par, de kommer att klara sig igenom detta också. Men det är mycket att gå igenom. "Vi är tacksamma för att han var i Sverige och kunde komma till sjukhus så snabbt och in på operation för att försöka rädda armen. Endast tiden kommer att avgöra om operationen kommer att lyckas. "I dag är Annis födelsedag och det fyller hela familjens sinnen och hjärtan." Herr Hindochas hustru Nilam, 64, som är i remission från magcancer, var med honom i Sverige vid olyckstillfället och hade gått och handlat när han var skadad. Den fruktansvärda olyckan kommer efter ett hemskt rättsfall som Hindiocha deltog i, där detaljer om hans dotters mord återberättades i detalj. Anni dödades den 13 november 2010 när hon åkte taxi med sin nye make, Shrien Dewani, 35, genom det utarmade townshipet Gugulethu, Kapstaden. Taxin kapades av två revolvermän som kastade ut Shrien innan de körde iväg. Fordonet upptäcktes dagen därpå med Annis kropp i baksätet. Hon hade blivit skjuten i nacken. Strax efteråt greps taxichauffören Zola Tongo, 35. Han erkände till sin del i dödsfallet, och namngav Xolile Mngeni och Mziwamadoda Qwabe som de män som utförde det dödliga anfallet. Hindocha (mitten) sade till familjemedlemmar att han såg sin avskurna lem en våning ovanför honom efter att ha fallit. Kirurger återtog lemmen, men det dröjer 18 månader innan de vet om han kommer att få rörelse tillbaka. Tragedin kom efter att Mr Hindocha såg Shrien Dewani, maken till hans mördade dotter Anni, frikändes från att beordra hennes dödande (bilden, Shrien och Anni tillsammans innan de gifte sig) Han sade dock också att Shrien hade beordrat honom att utföra en träff på sin nya brud, och hävdade att han ville ut ur äktenskapet. Efter åratal av förseningar och juridiska gräl under vilka Shrien påstod sig lida av depression, utlämnades han slutligen till Sydafrika för att ställas inför rätta förra året. Under det korta fallet fick domaren höra att Shrien hade varit bisexuell och hade besökt gayporrwebbplatser och chattrum som utforskade hans homosexuella fantasier. Rättegången fick också höra vittnesmål från flera nyckelvittnen, även om en av de män som avtjänade fängelsetid för att ha dödat Anni, Xolile Mngeni, dog av en hjärntumör innan han hann ge bevis. Så småningom kastade domaren ut fallet och talade om för åklagare att deras argument var fyllt av motsägelser. Annis familj sa att de hade misslyckats av rättssystemet och fördömde frikännandet. Domaren kastade ut Shriens fall och sa att deras argument var fyllt av motsägelser. Vilka är de viktiga delarna i den här artikeln?
The father of the murdered bride Anni Dewani has today marked what would have been his daughter's 33rd birthday in a hospital bed after his arm had been torn off in a freak accident. Engineer Vinod Hindocha, aged 65, was fixing an elevator when it crashed to the ground and tore off his right arm. He underwent a 13-hour operation to re-attach his limb after being airlifted to hospital in Gothenburg, Sweden. Today, Hindiocha posted a picture of herself on Facebook with two nurses and wife his Nilam, a cake and treats to mark Anni's birthday. She was 27 years old when she was shot dead on her honeymoon in South Africa. 'Celebrations': Vinod Hindocha marked his murdered daughter's 33rd birthday in a hospital bed after his arm was torn off in a freak accident. He posted this picture with two nurses and his wife Nilam (left) on Facebook. He wrote: “Happy birthday, little angel. Miss U forever. We celebrate our birthday at Gothinburg Hospital,love U for ever’ Mr. Hindocha performed repairs on March 3rd in Sweden when a chain slipped, and sent the lift cage he stood in slippery to the ground floor. However, his arm was extended outside the cage at the time, meaning it was ripped off just below the shoulder. Hindocha remembers seeing the limb suspended one floor above him after he fell. His brother Ashok, 54, told MailOnline that Hindocha had recovered some movement in his fingers, but will not make a complete recovery in at least 18 months, if ever. Vinod Hindocha, aged 65, stood in an elevator with his arm extending out of the cage as a chain slipped, dropping him down the ground floor. He added, "He's such a good person, he's been through so much. Bad things happen to good people sometimes. Nilam and Vinod have had a very difficult time a few months. "They're such a strong couple, they're going to get through this too. But there's a lot to go through. "We are grateful that he was in Sweden and was able to get to hospital so quickly and into surgery to try to save the arm. Only time will determine whether the operation will succeed. "Today is Anni's birthday and it fills the minds and hearts of the whole family." Mr. Hindocha's wife Nilam, 64, who is in remission from stomach cancer, was with him in Sweden at the time of the accident and had gone shopping when he was injured. The terrible accident comes after a terrible court case that Hindiocha took part in, in which details of his daughter's murder were recounted in detail. Anni was killed on 13 November 2010 when she rode a taxi with her new husband, Shrien Dewani, 35, through the impoverished township of Gugulethu, Cape Town. The taxi was hijacked by two gunmen who threw Shrien out before driving away. The vehicle was discovered the next day with Anni's body in the back seat. She had been shot in the neck. Soon afterwards, taxi driver Zola Tongo, 35, was arrested. He confessed to his part in the death, naming Xolile Mngeni and Mziwamadoda Qwabe as the men who carried out the deadly attack. Hindocha (middle) told family members that he saw his cut limb one floor above him after falling. Surgeons regained the limb, but it'll be 18 months before they know if he's going to get movement back. The tragedy came after Mr. Hindocha saw Shrien Dewani, the husband of his murdered daughter Anni, acquitted of ordering her killing (the image, Shrien and Anni together before they married) He also said, however, that Shrien had ordered him to perform a hit on his new bride, claiming he wanted out of marriage. After years of delays and legal quarrels during which Shrien claimed to suffer from depression, he was finally extradited to South Africa to face trial last year. During the brief case, the judge was told that Shrien had been bisexual and had visited gay porn websites and chat rooms exploring his gay fantasies. The trial also heard testimony from several key witnesses, although one of the men who served prison time for killing Anni, Xolile Mngeni, died of a brain tumor before he could provide evidence. Eventually, the judge threw the case out and told prosecutors that their arguments were filled with contradictions. Anni's family said they had failed by the justice system and condemned the acquittal. The judge threw out Shrien's case and said their argument was filled with contradictions. What are the key elements of this article?
Anni Dewanis far Vinod Hindocha ligger på sjukhus efter en missfosterolycka. Ingenjören markerade sin mördade dotters födelsedag i en sjukhussäng. Idag lade han upp en bild på sig själv, sköterskorna och hans fru, en tårta och godsaker. Mr Hindocha höll på att fixa ett lyft när det föll till marken och rev av honom armen. Anni dödades på sin smekmånad i Sydafrika den 13 november 2010.
Anni Dewani's father Vinod Hindocha is in hospital after a freak accident. The engineer marked his murdered daughter's birthday in a hospital bed. Today he posted a picture of himself, the nurses and his wife, a cake and treats. Mr. Hindocha was fixing a lift when it fell to the ground and tore his arm off. Anni was killed on his honeymoon in South Africa on 13 November 2010.