Hina Khan pens down a heartfelt note as she misses her dad on Father's Day; says, 'Aapki yaad aati hai bohot'
Hina Khan, who recently made headlines after she got married to longtime boyfriend Rocky Jaiswal in an intimate affair, shared a heartfelt post on Father's Day. The actress shared an old picture of her dad while mentioning how much she has been missing him.
Fans and close ones from the industry made it to the comment section and expressed their concern over the same.
Hina took to her Instagram handle to share a post for Father's Day. She penned down a heartfelt note revealing how much she's been missing her late father. The caption of the post read, 'Kya likhun mai Dad Aapki yaad aati hai Bohot Always (What do I write, Dad? I miss you) Your strongest girl.'
Soon after she shared the post, fans were quick to make it to the comment section and express their concern over the same.
While many shared their condolences for Hina as she misses her late father, others showered love at her for always being brave and courageous. A user wrote, 'Aww this is such a cute picture.. Hina, you're truly a brave soul and I wish you all the love and happiness in the world.' Another user was like, 'I can relate with you on this one.
Please take care of yourself, Hina. You're my all-time fav.' One more user was like, 'We love you Hina, please take care of yourself.'
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Hina is currently battling stage three breast cancer. She opened up about the same some months back to the fans. Ever since, she has kept fans posted with her cancer journey and how she's been fighting it bravely.
Meanwhile, on the work front, Hina and boyfriend Rocky will participate in a reality show titled Pati Patni Aur Panga, marking their first professional on-screen collaboration as a married couple. Fans are quite excited for their appearance in the show.
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