Dipika Kakar’s Cyst Removal Surgery Successful, Says Shoaib Ibrahim

Television star Dipika Kakar has successfully undergone a minor surgical procedure to remove a 13-mm cyst detected in her liver area, her husband and actor Shoaib Ibrahim confirmed on February 24, 2026. The update brings relief to fans who have been closely following Dipika’s health journey amid her ongoing battle with liver cancer. In a heartfelt vlog uploaded to their joint YouTube channel, Shoaib shared the positive outcome from the hospital, stating: “The cyst removal procedure is complete and successful. Alhamdulillah, everything went smoothly. Dipika is doing well, resting now, and the doctors are happy with how it went.”

Background of the Procedure

Dipika experienced stomach pain that intensified last week, leading to a CT scan that revealed the 13 mm cyst. The procedure, performed on February 24, 2026, was planned as a precautionary step while she continues her post-cancer treatment and recovery. Doctors will now analyze biopsy results to decide if additional immunotherapy sessions are required as part of her broader cancer management plan.Shoaib had previously explained in an earlier vlog that the cyst was a new development but not considered a major complication. He emphasized the couple’s focus on staying positive and taking each step carefully.

Family’s Gratitude and Fans’ Support

In the latest update, Shoaib expressed deep gratitude to the medical team, family, and fans for their prayers and messages. “Your love and duas have been our biggest strength. Dipika is smiling, eating a little, and already talking about coming home soon,” he said. Fans flooded the comments with relief and encouragement, with many writing “Alhamdulillah,” “Get well soon Dipika di,” and “You both are so strong together.” The couple’s openness about health challenges—sharing side effects like hair fall, mouth ulcers, and fatigue—has inspired thousands facing similar battles. Dipika, best known for Sasural Simar Ka and winning Bigg Boss 12, remains in stable condition and is expected to resume light activities soon.

-By Manoj H