"Itne hi baal aaye hain" – Hina Khan tells paps as she arrives without a wig; WATCH –

Hina Khan comes without a wig:

Popular TV actress Hina Khan made headlines when she was diagnosed with breast cancer and underwent proper treatment. She also attended chemotherapy sessions and is now recovering from cancer, which was in stage 3 at the time. The Naagin actress made several public and media appearances wearing wigs as she went bald for surgery, but is now growing new hair. Please take a look at the video below:

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Hina was spotted at an awards gala on Saturday evening when she arrived on the red carpet without wearing a wig. She asked the paparazzi, "Kaise lag rahi hoon main?" To which they replied, "Good," "beautiful," and "you always look beautiful, ma'am." During those moments, Hina revealed that she has grown new hair.  

Hina pointed to her head and said, "Itne hi baal aaye hain," making us fall for her honesty. It seems that from now on, she won't be wearing any wig and will make all public appearances with this short hair. Bravo! Go girl, get what you deserve; that's all we can say to this amazing woman.

Hina Khan breaks down on stage while speaking about her cancer diagnosis —

Around six months ago, Hina faced many problems due to chemotherapy. She had said, "Another side effect of chemotherapy is mucositis. Although I am following the doctors’ advice to treat it, if any of you have been through it or know any helpful remedies, please suggest (folded hands emoji). It’s really hard when you can’t eat (see no evil monkey emoji). It would really help me."

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