Shaheer Sheikh recently returned from his vacation and made a heartfelt visit to his best friend, Hina Khan, who is currently battling third-stage cancer. Despite the challenges she’s facing, Hina has remained courageous and active on social media, sharing updates about her treatment and even posting workout videos.
In a touching Instagram post, Shaheer Sheikh expressed his admiration for Hina’s strength and resilience. He praised her for her unwavering courage and described her as a source of inspiration. His caption read: “You are my cherished friend and I have always seen you inspire people around the world by doing the right thing, but watching your grit and resilience in the last few months has made me feel so proud of you. You are fiery and fearless. Here’s to always finding sunshine and rainbows in the grey skies and always being in pursuit of that silver lining. #BFF #fearless.” The post included a photo of Shaheer and Hina together at the hospital, showcasing their strong bond.
Hina Khan responded to Shaheer’s heartfelt message with gratitude, acknowledging his support during this challenging time.
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In addition to her personal struggles, Hina has been vocal about her concerns regarding the violence against Hindus and other minorities in Bangladesh. She emphasized the need to protect minority communities and condemned the loss of innocent lives, highlighting that humanitarian values should transcend national and religious boundaries. Her comments reflect her deep commitment to both her personal fight and broader humanitarian issues.
Hina Khan talks about the violence against ‘Hindus and other minorities of Bangladesh’
She tweeted, “Every innocent death is the death of Humanity no matter what country caste or religion. No community should go through such Horrific acts, what’s wrong is wrong. Preservation of Minorities of any country is the symbol of there collective communities nature. My heart goes out for every individual who’s suffering all around the world. Because for me HUMANITY comes first. I pray that the Hindus and other minorities of Bangladesh remain safe in their own country. ”
Hina Khan shared another video in which she made a wig of her own hair and captioned the video, “The moment I was diagnosed, I knew I’d lose my hair, I chose to cut it off on my own terms while it was still healthy, long and vibrant. I decided to make a wig of my OWN hair that would bring me comfort during this challenging time. And I must say It was an empowering decision, and I’m so proud of it. And I want to send out a special message to all my Women brave hearts out there who are going through similar struggles.. if you resonate with my decision and agree with it ..I suggest you too do the same .. it will make at least one thing much easier and you will feel better.. you will feel home. You know, It feels like somehow I am reunited with my lost hair when I wear it. It feels good, it feels cozy and it feels like home. It’s just a phase, I knew I will have to go through and decided preemptively to Normalise it first for my self and now that I have been using it, I thought it will be a good story to share with all of you.
Because you guys have been like a dream .. it’s so heartwarming, reassuring and encouraging to see your response wherever I go, whenever I step out, my god so much love and concern is directed towards me. It is so overwhelming to see a stranger’s eyes welling up in concern when they wish me a speedy recovery.. I am just blown away with the positivity you guys send me. Thank you from the bottom of my heart. I know the world is praying for me. Lekin Phir bhi Dua please ”
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