Ayushmann Khurrana’s wife Tahira Kashyap shares her ‘Hospital Chronicles’ amid cancer relapse and it has beautiful connection to SRK, Aamir Khan, Big B

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A few days ago, Ayushmann Khurrana’s spouse, Tahira Kashyap, disclosed that her breast cancer had returned after a seven-year remission. She thanked her supporters for their prayers and later shared a series of three posts on social media detailing her hospital experience, each accompanied by a fitting song.

Last Friday, April 11th, Tahira Kashyap shared a drawing she made during her hospital visit for scans and imaging. She titled the post, “There’s an intimate bond between hospitals and music! #HospitalExperiences (Enjoy each one with its corresponding song)

In the initial presentation, she chose to play Shah Rukh Khan’s Kal Ho Naa Ho tune, a song usually associated with light-heartedness, as her physician prepared for her upcoming surgery. Although she graciously accepted her doctor’s unconventional approach, she politely asked him to pause the music.

On the following slide, she disclosed that upon being moved to the Operating Theater, she observed the equipment being readjusted on the tray. She casually mentioned that when her anesthesiologist inquired about the song she wanted to hear before being put under, she shared her preference.

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As a devoted admirer, every move she made, every tool she arranged felt like a choreographed dance to me, reminding me of the electrifying rhythm of “Chakku Chhuriyan Tez Kara Lo” from Amitabh Bachchan’s iconic film Zanjeer. The song played on repeat in my mind as I eagerly watched her work.

The presentation ended with a final slide featuring Aamir Khan’s Pehla Nasha song playing softly while she reminisced about her chat with an elderly woman who was 70 years old. Following the operation, she was instructed to walk several laps around the hallway.

I hadn’t anticipated that I would overhear another patient discussing her interest in an actor’s personal life, specifically his recent romantic endeavors. This 70-year-old woman, with her door slightly open, was intently listening. A few moments later, I witnessed her rushing out of her room, hastily passing me by. I’m certain I heard her exclaim, ‘If they fight this fiercely, why shouldn’t I?’ She often spoke about the impact of cinema, both its on-screen and off-screen influences!” she penned down.

Last year, Tahira Kashyap stepped into the director’s role for the first time with a slice-of-life movie on Prime Video titled “Sharmajee Ki Beti”.

Tahira Kashyap recently took her initial steps as a director with a heartwarming slice-of-life film called “Sharmajee Ki Beti” which was released on Prime Video.

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2025-04-11 11:08