Ghum Hai Kisikey Pyaar Meiin: ‘Sai’ suffers evil eye, Ayesha Singh suffers serious hand injury
GHKPM ‘Sai’ Ayesha Singh suffers serious hand injury
Ghum Hai Kisikey Pyaar Meiin: Ayesha Sharma of the famous show ‘Gum Hai Kisi Ke Pyaar Mein’, who is top in the list of TRP, has made a tremendous fan following on social media. A bad news has come out about Ayesha Sharma, who has become famous from house to house by playing the role of Sai in the serial. According to the information, Ayesha Sharma has suffered an injury in her hand. A picture is becoming increasingly viral on social media in which Ayesha Singh’s hand is seen with a bandage tied.
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In the picture going viral, Ayesha Sharma is seen with her onscreen mother-in-law i.e. Kishori Shahane and her hand is also showing injury. This picture of Ayesha was shared by Kishori Shahane on her Instagram and wished her a speedy recovery. It is not yet clear how Ayesha got hurt in her hand. There has been no update on whether this incident happened on the sets of ‘Gum Hai Kisi Ke Pyaar Mein’ or anywhere else. Fans are commenting on Ayesha’s picture and praying for her speedy recovery.
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Commenting on a user, wrote, ‘Ayesha always gets bad eyesight of bad people. Till now our Sai will be fine. At the same time, another user wrote, ‘Sai must have caught the eye of Pakhi.’ Let us tell you that Aishwarya Sharma plays the character of Pakhi in the show. Talking about the show, there have been reports for a long time that Virat is about to come to know that Savi is his daughter. According to media reports, Jagtap will tell the truth to Virat that Savi is someone else’s daughter there but Virat’s daughter.
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