Khan mentioned that one should "try new things", regardless of whether they are wearing hair extensions or a wig. "The show must go on and we have got to stay fashionable." The actor ended the ...

Shraddha Arya took to Instagram to commend Hina Khan for her resilience and advocacy efforts, particularly in spreading breast cancer awareness. Arya expressed admiration and blessed Hina ...

From gracing the ramp to relaxing on tropical shores, breast cancer survivor Hina Khan embraces every moment with renewed strength. Her journey highlights the power of self-love as she balances ...

Hina Khan attended Ekta Kapoor's annual Diwali party last night. She looked beautiful in an embroidered anarkali kurta set. Hina Khan was among the many celebrities who attended Ekta Kapoor's ...

Hina Khan had a hair cut and celebrated 'Good Hair Day' amid her breast cancer treatment. Read full story to know more ...

Actress Hina Khan, who is battling stage 3 breast cancer bravely, stepped out wearing her ethnic best at producer and very close friend Ekta Kapoor's Diwali bash in Mumbai on Sunday (October 27).

Actress Hina Khan, currently undergoing treatment for stage 3 breast cancer, proved to be an inspiration again and expressed gratitude. Hina Khan has once again proven to be a beacon of ...

TV actress Hina Khan, who is battling breast cancer, stepped out to support her close friend Shaheer Sheikh at the screening of his debut movie Do Patti. Hina Khan and Shaheer Sheikh worked ...

Hi folks! We're back with our new edition of Fashion Police. Scroll down to know more about the best dressed and worst ...

Hina Khan, known for her remarkable resilience, recently made a heartwarming appearance at the screening of Do Patti, a thriller starring her friend Shaheer Sheikh, directed by Shashanka Chaturvedi.

Hina Khan, battling cancer, showed up in her traditional best. Ektaa Kapoor's brother Tusshar Kapoor and father Film veteran Jeetendra also welcomed the guests. Take a look: Sonakshi Sinha and ...

The Tribune, now published from Chandigarh, started publication on February 2, 1881, in Lahore (now in Pakistan). It was started by Sardar Dyal Singh Majithia, a public-spirited philanthropist ...