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WATCH | Mahira Khan hoofed it on Shah Rukh Khan songs at friend’s wedding

Pakistani actress Mahira Khan shaking a leg at her friend’s wedding would make you set the playlist for your BFF’s wedding.…

SNS | New Delhi | March 29, 2018 12:22 pm

WATCH | Mahira Khan hoofed it on Shah Rukh Khan songs at friend’s wedding

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Pakistani actress Mahira Khan shaking a leg at her friend’s wedding would make you set the playlist for your BFF’s wedding. The actress totally stole the show at the wedding while rocking it on songs such as ‘Bihar lootne’. Highlights were Mahira’s performance on her own film songs from Raees and Shah Rukh Khan-starrer Harry Met Sejal.

READ MORE: Reunion for ‘Humsafar’ stars Mahira Khan and Fawad Khan

We could definitely say that Mahira Khan nailed it off screen too. Check out the actress in high spirits in these videos.

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This post is somewhat an emotional summary and very close to my heart.. Many of you didn’t know what was happening with me, I wouldn’t blame you I didn’t understand what had happened with me till recently.. 3 years ago, I started lose control over my body. I had Trigeminal Nueralgia, after a series of procedures it got under control. Thought that was the last of my worries. Not long after that my lower part of the body mainly my hip and lower back started to give away. I was going through these unexplainable excruciating pain, that had no diagnosis, 1 MRI to another and juggling like a ball between the best doctors this country had to offer no one had an explanation to these pains. I was unable to walk so I started limping my left leg. Since I have been a workaholic for the past 10 years, working is what I knew best. I stopped taking medication that slowed me down. And slowing down meant I was a ZOMBIE. I was taking every medication that pharma had to offer. Out of them steroids were the real killer. Which meant I had to be on anti depressants too. Decided to go cold turkey because I couldn’t let my work suffer. The only thing that kept me going was work. And that too became my healths downfall. That limp eventually led me on the wheelchair for 8 months. Now my battle was not only at work but inside me. My mind. I couldn’t let that go out of my control. There were some very very dark days for me. In order to win the battle I had to SURRENDER first. Surrender to everything that didn’t make sense, surrender to what the reality was, surrender to my negative thoughts in order to rise from it. I still didn’t have a diagnosis and Now I had to fight the biggest fight of my life with myself FOR myself. I have AUTO-IMMUNE DEGENERATION. There is no cure for my hip joint but my spine is manageable This post is an appreciation to how far I’ve come. From a wheel chair to a stick to dancing. As long as my good days are more than the bad ones I’m winning each moment. I couldn’t have gone through this without my main man @nadirzia, my family Tj Mama @majamshed @mjamshed @mahamj Lastly the person I need to thank after God is MYSELF. I couldn’t have done it without ME. 👊🏽

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On the professional front, Mahira Khan will soon grace the screen with her upcoming romantic comedy, 7 Din Mohabbat In. Last seen in her film Verna, the actress will now essay a character named Neeli in the film. She made her Bollywood debut opposite Shah Rukh Khan in Raees last year. Her performance did impress the audience here but there are no updates on her second Bollywood film.

ALSO READ: Watch: Shah Rukh Khan worshiped by fan on completion of 1 year of ‘Raees’

7 Din Mohabbat In, directed by Meenu and Farjad, is slated for release on Eid Ul Fitr.

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