Actor Ayushmann Khuranna has kept a karva chauth fast for his wife Tahira Kashyap, who has been detected with pre-invasive breast cancer.
Ayushmann on Saturday took to Instagram, where he shared a photograph of his palm on which the letter "tTahira" in Hindi was written with henna.
He captioned it: "She cant fast this time but I will. For her good health and long life. Karva chauth".
On September 22, Tahira revealed that she has been detected with pre-invasive breast cancer.
She posted on Instagram that she was detected with DCIS (ductal carcinoma in situ) in her right breast with high grade malignant cells.
"Simply put stage 0 cancer/pre-cancerous stage, with cancer cells multiplying in a contained area."
On the acting front, Ayushmann is currently riding high on the successes of his two latest releases "AndhaDhun" and "Badhaai Ho".
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