Battling cancer, Hina Khan makes a triumphant return to acting

Renowned Indian television actress Hina Khan is currently undergoing cancer treatment. Throughout various stages of her treatment, she has shared her pain, despair, and how she overcame it with her fans.

 

Cancer has failed to hold Hina back. Despite fighting the life-threatening illness, she continues to work undeterred. Hina has openly spoken about the agony of chemotherapy on multiple occasions. Yet, amid the pain, she has remained active—walking the runway, participating in photoshoots, and now, making a full-fledged return to work.

Hina, who rose to fame on television, is making her comeback on an OTT platform, according to Anandabazar.

The actress is set to star in the upcoming web series "Grihalakshmi", which revolves around a story of resilience and survival. Alongside Hina, the series features Chunky Pandey, Dibyendu Bhattacharya, and Rahul Dev.

Hina continues her cancer treatment while keeping her fans updated. In a recent Instagram post, she revealed that the last 15–20 days had been particularly challenging for her. Describing the ordeal, she wrote, "Physically and mentally, it has been the toughest. I knew challenges would come, and they did. But I had decided, no matter how big the challenge, I would face it head-on."

She added, "I gave it my all, without fear. The physical barriers and mental agony I endured are beyond words, but giving up was never an option. So, I fought. And I'm still fighting."

A few months ago, Hina announced on social media that she was in the third stage of cancer. She also addressed why she had not taken a break from work, explaining in a post how meeting other cancer patients has inspired her.

She wrote, "In the past few days, I've met many people battling cancer. Some are in better condition than me, some worse. But the way they fight this disease is what inspires me. After chemo, they travel by local trains or buses, and yet, they always have a smile on their face. Some even go to the doctor's appointment alone and head to work afterward."

These encounters have provided Hina with the courage and determination to continue her battle, both on and off the screen.