Nafisa Ali Trekking at Rohtang: Nafisa Ali was one of the famous actresses of the 70s. In her 48 years of acting career, Nafisa has done many films. Nafisa, once famous for her beauty, was battling cancer last year, but after winning this battle, she is now living a new life again. Nafisa Ali shared some glimpses of her changed life after going through a bad phase like cancer. Now she is trekking in the open air in the mountains. After battling stage 3 peritoneal and ovarian cancer, Nafisa was recently seen trekking at an altitude of 11,000 feet near Rohtang Pass.
69 year old Nafisa Ali shared some moments of this journey in the mountains on social media. Nafisa showed her beautiful journey through photos and videos. In these clips, Nafisa was seen spending time with her family and friends. For Nafisa, this trek was not just a day spent away from home, but it was a reminder of how far she has come after surgery and multiple rounds of chemotherapy.
While sharing a video of her trip, Nafisa Ali told how much support she got from her family and friends during the climb and how special this experience was for her. In the caption of this post, he wrote, "Trekking at an altitude of 11,000 feet for a wonderful picnic with friends and family. See how my son-in-law and grandson are helping me down the path. After surgery and several rounds of chemotherapy, this makes me feel completely new."
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In the post, Nafisa Ali's family members were seen helping her walk along the path, while the actress was seen enjoying the views of the mountains. Actor Nafisa Ali often shares some beautiful moments of her life on social media. Let us tell you that in 2018, Nafisa Ali told that she has stage 3 peritoneal and ovarian cancer. Since then, the actress has been continuously giving information about her treatment, recovery process and life after cancer. Nafisa Ali started her film career with the film 'Junoon' and after this worked in many films, including 'Major Saab', 'Bewafa', 'Life in a… Metro', 'Guzaarish' and 'Yamla Pagla Deewana'.
