Hina Khan apologizes to Masaba Gupta for wearing “neuropathic pain” shoes beneath her saree

Hina Khan recently wore a saree by Masaba Gupta to an event but also apologized to the designer for wearing sneakers beneath it and “killing the look” of the gorgeous saree.

Hina Khan has consistently made news for the courage she exudes, always with all her appearances after getting diagnosed with stage 3 breast cancer. Recently, she attended an event and wore a gorgeous saree designed by Masaba Gupta. However, she had to wear sneakers for neuropathic pain and thus apologized to the designer for the same in an Instagram post.

Hina Khan apologizes to Masaba Gupta.

Actress Hina Khan attended an event recently, and she stunned everyone by wearing a Masaba Gupta creation, a brown tissue silk saree with a matching embroidered blouse. She shared the pictures of her look on Instagram, apologizing to Masaba Gupta for ruining the look of her saree wearing sneakers because of her “crippling neuropathic pain.” However, fans showered her with much love for her look.

Hina Khan shared her apology in an Instagram post.

Hina shared a video on Instagram with a note in which she revealed that she was suffering from neuropathic pain. She wrote, “Nowadays, anything cushioned in my feet gives me comfort in walking…which is why we decided to wear a super comfy pair of shoes beneath my saree.” In the end, she apologized to Masaba and wrote, “My apologies, @masabagupta, for killing the look of this gorgeous saree.. but we managed some killer pictures.”

Fans react to Hina Khan’s post.

Fans showered their love on Hina and flooded the comments with praise. One user wrote, “Who says u killed the look? You slayed it.” One more wrote, “You are such an inspiration.” Another commented, “Sabse khubsoorat (most beautiful).”

About Masaba Gupta-designed brown tissue silk saree.

The brown silk tissue saree by Masaba Gupta featured a striped design and golden scalloped embroidery on the borders. Hina Khan wore the traditional saree, neatly pleating the front and draping the pallu on the shoulder. She paired the tissue saree with a matching brown tissue blouse featuring a V neckline, half-length sleeves, and intricate zardosi embroidery on the arms and bust. She accessorized the look with oxidized silver jewelry like rings, jhumkis, a bracelet, and a choker necklace.