Bollywood actress Sonakshi Sinha is currently recovering from a viral fever. Despite feeling unwell, she managed to bring smiles to her fans, thanks to her husband Zaheer Iqbal. He shared a lighthearted video on Instagram, capturing Sonakshi inhaling steam while wrapped in a yellow towel.
Moment of Laughter Amid Illness for Sonakshi
In the video, Zaheer can be heard jokingly singing in the background. His playful antics turned a simple moment into something fun and memorable. He even captioned the post, “This girl has gone VIRAL!”, adding a humorous touch to the situation.
Initially, Sonakshi appeared slightly irritated as she hid under the towel. However, she soon joined in on the fun, laughing along with her husband. Although she was visibly coughing, she leaned towards Zaheer in a warm embrace. In response, he jokingly warned that he might catch her fever too. Eventually, the clip ended with a sweet gesture, as Zaheer gently kissed Sonakshi on the forehead.
Fans Shower Love on the Couple
As soon as the video surfaced, fans flocked to the comments section, sending get well soon wishes. Many praised their adorable bond, referring to them as the “cutest husband-wife duo.” Even actress Huma Qureshi reacted to the post, dropping a string of laughing emojis. Clearly, the couple’s playful interaction struck a chord with everyone.
While she is currently focused on recovering, Sonakshi Sinha has a busy schedule ahead. Soon, she will be seen in Ashwiny Iyer Tiwari’s upcoming legal drama, where she plays the role of a lawyer.
Additionally, she is starring in the psychological thriller ‘Nikita Roy’, directed by her brother Kussh S. Sinha. The film boasts an impressive cast, including Paresh Rawal, Arjun Rampal, and Suhail Nayyar.
Even though she is under the weather, Sonakshi Sinha’s infectious energy continues to shine through. Thanks to Zaheer’s affectionate humor, her recovery period became an adorable moment for fans to cherish. With her upcoming projects creating buzz, audiences eagerly await her return to the screen.
