Ayushmann Khurrana, in addition to his remarkable acting skills, is a devoted and caring husband to his wife, author Tahira Kashyap. Their unwavering support for each other during challenging times, particularly Tahira’s journey as a breast cancer survivor, is truly commendable.

On World Cancer Day, Ayushmann expressed admiration for wife Tahira’s resilience through a heartfelt post. He shared a series of photos, beginning with a mirror selfie of the couple and concluding with Tahira proudly displaying her operation scar. The third image captures Tahira’s vibrant spirit, dressed in an orange t-shirt, denim, and a stylish cap. The post wraps up with a boomerang video showcasing her engaging in exercise.

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His caption reflects the couple’s enduring love story, reminiscing about their initial meetings at Panjab University. He encourages Tahira for her debut at the @spokenfest, expressing love for her heart and spirit. The caption reads, “The girl I pulled by having samosa and chai at hut number 14 in Panjab University. All the best for your debut at the @spokenfest today. In love with your heart and spirit @tahirakashyap.. #WorldCancerDay.”

Tahira’s battle with cancer began in 2018, a journey she openly shared on her Instagram account. In her revealing post, she humorously mentioned missing an opportunity to compete with the Kardashians and shared her diagnosis of DCIS (ductal carcinoma in situ) in her right breast. Despite the gravity of the situation, Tahira embraced her obstacle with humor, stating, “Perhaps now I can do chin-ups with my breasts!” She highlighted the transformative nature of this experience, redefining life, respecting its unpredictability, and celebrating the invincible human spirit.

The couple, married since 2008, has two children, Virajveer and Varushka. Their enduring bond and shared experiences reflect a profound appreciation for life’s unpredictability and the courage to be the heroes of their own life dramas.