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By Khushi Sikarwar

Aasif Khan Quits Smoking After Health Scare, Says “Black Coffee Pe Mat Jao, Dosto Se Roz Milo”

Updated At: August 4, 2025 3:11 PM

‘Panchayat’ Actor Reflects on Life, Friendship, and Recovery in Emotional Post

Mumbai, August 4 –

Actor Aasif Khan, known for his roles in recently successful shows such as Panchayat and Mirzapur, wrote a heartfelt note on Instagram, in which he revealed the “health scare” that led him to quit smoking and ponder life and friendship.

The 33-year-old actor was recently hospitalised, sparking speculation of a heart attack. While Aasif did not confirm the exact diagnosis in his post, he chose instead to focus on the emotional and transformative impact of the incident.

21 Days Smoke-Free and Counting- Aasif Khan

Marking 21 days since he quit smoking, Aasif chose Friendship Day to share an emotional message with his fans, recounting the importance of loved ones and the lessons learned during recovery. “Log kehte hain 21 din me har acchi buri aadat chhut jaati hai. Today it’s been 21 days since I quit smoking. It’s Friendship Day today, and what better day than this to tell my friends how much I love them,” he wrote.

Instagram Post: Reflections from the Hospital Bed

In connection with sober images of himself staring and gazing out of a hospital window, Aasif wrote a thoughtful post in Hindi reflecting on life, errors in life, relationships and the struggle to remain humble amidst the disarray of city life.

Here’s a message from his powerful Instagram caption: “…zindagi me utaar chadav aate rehte hain lekin chadav me apke sath ek hujoom chalta hai… logon ka sailaab bheed, lekin utaar me jo sath rahe un sabko happy friendship day. Apni galtiyon ka ehsaas karne ke liye, sahi logon ki pehchaan karne ke liye kisi hospital ke bed pe jaane ka intezaar mat kijiye.”

He urged followers not to lose themselves in the fast-paced urban race and emphasized the importance of humility, friendships, and simplicity “Dosto se roz milo, zindagi ke saude 20-30 rupay ki chizo se mat karo… bas bad me shayad kabhi hasunga ye baatein padh ke.”

He ended the post with a heartfelt tribute to his friends: “Happy Friendship Day mere saare jigar k tukdo ko, mere yaaro ko, mere dosto ko ❤️”

Takeaway: A Gentle Reminder
Aasif’s message, equal parts vulnerable and wise, is a timely reminder to slow down, cherish real connections, and make healthier life choices. His fans have flooded the comments with support and gratitude for his honesty.

Khushi Sikarwar

[khushisikarwar] is an award-winning journalist and content creator who thrives on telling stories that matter. As a key contributor to Newsisland, [she] focus on cultural commentary, providing readers with thought-provoking insights.

Email: khushisikarwar08@gmail.com

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