Reem Shaikh Recovers From Her Injury: 'Nothing Can Break A Woman'

From Karan Kundrra, Arjun Bijlani, Rahul Vaidya and Aly Goni to Nia Sharma, Reem Shaikh, Jannat Zubair and others, the fans have loved the dose of fun and masti that Laughter Chefs Unlimited Entertainment has provided, ever since its first episode. A few days ago, Reem had a major accident on the sets of the show. The actress took to social media and shared an update about her health after being injured.

Reem shares her health update While cooking on the sets, Reem injured her face. It happened when she was cooking with hot oil sprinkled on her face, causing her major skin burns. Taking it to her Instagram handle, the Naa Bole Tum Na Maine Kuch Kaha actress shared a health update. Reem shared the before and after pictures of her injury.

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Sharing the pictures Shaikh wrote, "I have healed." Reem further wrote, "Nothing can break a woman who gets her strength from God. #allahkashukar"As soon as Reem shared the post, not only her fans but her friends from the industry and many well-wishers posted positive comments for her. The actress was also praised for her strong determination, as she didn't lose hope during the testing times. Reaction to Reem's post Nia Sharma, who is also seen on Laughter Chef, commented on Reem's post and wrote, "Healing you, beautiful." Vicky Jain commented, "Fragile yet strong. So proud of you." Reem's good friend Sehban Azim wrote, "Beshak! (Indeed)." Jiya Shankar wrote, "She’s strong & beautiful." Talking about the actress's injury, the channel released a promo wherein it was revealed how Reem got injured. The promo was later deleted. It is being said that in tonight's (September 20, 2024) episode, the accident will be shown. After the major accident, it was reported that Reem's mother, Sheetal, rushed to the sets to be there for her daughter. Reem made sure to fulfilll her commitment of being on the show the next week, while the scars on her face were still visible.