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Watch Video: Jasmine Bhasin Makes Her First Public Appearance After Eye Incident
Actor Jasmine Bhasin, who recently faced an eye issue due to contact lenses, made her first public appearance on Wednesday morning. A paparazzo shared a video on Instagram of Jasmine at the Mumbai airport, marking her return.
In the video, Jasmine was seen stepping out of her car, wearing a pink and blue coord set, slip-ons, and dark sunglasses. When the paparazzi inquired about her health, she responded with a thumbs up and a smile, requesting them not to use flash while taking her pictures.
After briefly posing for the cameras, Jasmine removed her sunglasses, giving a peek at her eyes. She waved and proceeded to enter the terminal building. A paparazzo wished her well, to which she replied, "Aap pray karte rahiye (Keep me in your prayers)."
On Monday, Jasmine updated her fans on Instagram about her health and expressed gratitude to her boyfriend, Aly Goni, for his support. She shared a heartfelt video featuring both of them, captioned, "The last few days were extremely difficult, feeling the worst with excruciating pain and no vision. Thank you so much, @alygoni, for not just being with me 24*7 but also for being my eyes, trying to make me smile, forget the pain, and reciting duas for me every minute."
Jasmine explained that the problem started on July 17 when she wore lenses for an event in Delhi. "I don't know what was wrong with my lenses, but after I wore them, my eyes started hurting, and the pain gradually got worse. I wanted to rush to a doctor, but since it was a work commitment, I decided to attend the event and then go to the doctor. I wore sunglasses at the event, and the team helped me manage things because, after a point, I couldn't see anything," she shared.
Later that night, Jasmine consulted an eye specialist who diagnosed her with damaged corneas and bandaged her eyes. She returned to Mumbai the next day to continue her treatment. Despite the severe pain and difficulty sleeping, she remained optimistic about her recovery, stating, "Doctors have told me that I should recover in the next four-five days, but till then, I need to take good care of my eyes. Fortunately, I didn't have to postpone any of my work. I hope to recover and get back to work in a few days."
- PTC PUNJABI
