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Hina Khan

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Hina Khan is a famous actress from India. She works in many different types of shows. She acts in Hindi and Punjabi films. She also appears on television. People love her because she can play many roles. She can play a kind person in a family drama. She can also play a scary person in a thriller. This skill makes her a very successful star.

Acting is a job that takes a lot of practice. Hina started by trying out for a singing show called Indian Idol. In 2008, she made it into the top 30. Later, her friends encouraged her to try acting. She moved to the big city of Mumbai to start her career. In 2009, she began her first big role on a TV show. She played a character named Akshara for eight years.

Hina was born on October 2, 1987. She grew up in Srinagar, which is in Jammu and Kashmir. Her family is from Uttar Pradesh. Her father, Aslam Khan, runs a travel agency. She has a younger brother named Aamir Khan. Aamir also works for a travel agency. Hina studied hard in college. She earned a Master of Business Administration in 2009.

Many people have given Hina awards for her hard work. She has won three ITA Awards. She has also won three Indian Telly Awards. She won seven Gold Awards for her acting. One special award called "Style Diva" was given to her. She was even named one of the most desirable women on television. In 2017, she was the runner-up on the show Bigg Boss 11.

Hina's life has many different parts. She speaks English, Hindi, and Kashmiri. She met her husband, Rocky Jaiswal, in 2014. They got married in June 2025. Sometimes life can be very difficult. Hina told people she has asthma. In June 2024, she shared that she has Stage-3 breast cancer. She is now using chemotherapy to help her get well.

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