Jasmin Bhasin is currently going through a tough time. The actress suffered corneal damage following which the doctor bandaged her eyes. The contact lens worn by Jasmin caused this mishap. She was in Delhi when this incident happened. After the news of her corneal damage surfaced online, fans prayed for Jasmin's speedy recovery. And fortunately, the actress is recovering well. Amid this, the former Bigg Boss 14 contestant headed for an eye check-up. Her boyfriend Aly Goni shared the update on social media.

Jasmin Bhasin health update

Aly Goni, who was also a part of Bigg Boss 14 with Jasmin, shared the actress' photo on his Instagram stories. While the actor didn't mention anything, the picture suggests his girlfriend got her eyes checked. Take a look at Aly's social media story below:

Earlier today, Jasmin shared her health update with fans on the gram. The actress was grateful to her boyfriend Aly for being there by her side and praying for her recovery. The actress shared an adorable video, featuring her good moments with Goni.

Sharing the clip and her health update, Jasmin wrote, "Last few days were extremely difficult , feeling worst with excruciating pain and no vision . Thank you so much alygoni for not just being with me 24*7 but also for being my eyes , trying to make me smile and forget pain and reciting duas for me every minute (sic)."

Jasmin Bhasin opens up about corneal damage

The actress recalled the entire incident about how she suffered corneal damage while participating in an event in Delhi. Jasmin said that her eyes started hurting when she wore lenses and as the pain worsened, she consulted an eye specialist after her event. As of now, Bhasin is on her road to recovery.

"Doctors have told me I should recover in the next four to five days, but until then, I need to take good care of my eyes," she told Bombay Times.

On the work front, Jasmin has Punjabi films like Carry On Jattiye and Ardaas Sarbat De Bhale Di lined up with Gippy Grewal.

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