Ira Khan talks about her depression, how she had to smile at cousin's wedding despite feeling like 'absolute crap'

Aamir Khan's daughter, Ira Khan, has posted a new video, revealing that she has been experiencing a low period again lately. She said she had to suppress her real feelings at her cousin's recent wedding.

Actor Aamir Khan's daughter, theatre director Ira Khan, has spoken about her depression and how she has not been feeling well lately. Ira had previously shared her experience with depression on social media, trying to spread awareness on mental health.

Ira Khan recently attended her cousin Zayn Marie's wedding in Alibaug. She has opened up her real mental state during the time.

Ira said in a new video that she had promised herself to share regular updates on mental health, but has not been able to do so lately, because of her new, very hectic job. Ira said that she would 'go to work, cry and go to sleep.'

With the video, Ira also gave a trigger warning to her followers who might already be feeling low. "Hello again FT. Wiza TRIGGER WARNING: It’s not a happy, positive video. It’s not an unhappy, negative video either. But I’m.. blah and if you’re low, it may or may not be the best thing to watch. You be the judge. And clearly I mumble. A lot. Will be more conscious next time," she wrote.

Ira's followers showed her support in the comments section. "Hi you yes you don't lose hope you can do anything in life.. I believe in you," wrote one. "Hope youll have a great day," wrote another.

Ira revealed through a video in October that she has been diagnosed with clinical depression. “Hi, I’m depressed. I have been for more than four years now. I’ve been to a doctor and I’m clinically depressed. I’m doing much better now. For over a year now, I wanted to do something for mental health, but I wasn’t sure what to do. So, I have decided to take you on a journey, my journey, and see what happens. Hopefully, we will get to know ourselves slightly better, understand mental illness better," she had said in the video.