Bollywood actress Kashmera Shah recently took to her Instagram account to reveal that she met with an accident in the United States while she was alone and far from her family. The news raised concern among her fans and well-wishers. However, her husband, actor Krushna Abhishek, has now assured everyone that she is feeling better.
Earlier, Kashmera had shared pictures of blood-stained tissues on her car seat and her nose covered in bandages. Krushna later explained the details of the incident.
According to Hindustan Times, Kashmera accidentally bumped into a glass mirror on a street in Palm Springs, USA. The impact caused severe swelling and bleeding as shattered glass pierced her nose. The fact that she was not in Los Angeles, an area with only a few Indians, made the situation even more worrying for her. Kashmera was quickly rushed to a hospital, where her injuries were treated.
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Krushna expressed his admiration for his wife, calling her one of the strongest women in his life. “The accident could have been worse, but she was fortunate. She is doing fine now and will return to India in two to three weeks,” the actor-comedian shared.
Kashmera had earlier posted an update about the accident to reassure her fans. She wrote, “I walked into a glass that could have shattered my whole face, but it only injured my nose. Of course, it also affected my emotional health since I was far away from my friends and family in a distant city.”
In her typical humorous style, she added that while Krushna wanted to leave his shoot and fly to the US to be with her, she stopped him, joking, “I didn’t want him to say, ‘Finally, ‘naak kaat li apni’ (Finally, you’ve cut off your own nose).”
Kashmera Shah and Krushna Abhishek tied the knot in Las Vegas in 2013. The couple welcomed twin boys, Krishaang and Rayaan, via surrogacy in June 2017.
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