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India Today
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- India Today
Actor Nimrit Ahluwalia skipped Diljit Dosanjh's film due to Choti Sarrdaarni shoot
Actor Nimrit Kaur Ahluwalia, known for her role in the hit television series 'Choti Sarrdaarni', has recently made her Punjabi cinema debut with 'Shaunki Sardar'. She will be seen starring alongside Guru Randhawa and Babbu Maan. In a recent interview, the actor recalled that she was once offered a role in Diljit Dosanjh's film, however, she had to decline the opportunity because of 'Choti Sardarrni' who had scheduling conflicts then, is thankful for all the opportunities that have come to her. In an interview with Hindustan Times, the actor said, "I was getting a lot of Punjabi film offers right after Miss India and even when I was doing 'Choti Sarrdaarni' and post my reality shows. But I missed out on some projects because of date issues. I remember I was supposed to be a part of a Diljit Dosanjh film, and the producer at that time was very inclined to take me. The shoot was happening during Covid, and I remember I had to be in Canada, and they wanted 40 days for the shoot. I could only give 15 days because I was shooting for 'Choti Sarrdaarni' and you know how in television you cannot pull out too many projects."advertisementDespite the missed opportunity, the connection turned out to be a stepping stone for her film career. The producer of that Diljit Dosanjh film, Pawan Gill, later recommended Nimrit to the makers of 'Shaunki Sardar'. "So the producer of that film, Pawan Gill, happened to recommend me to the director of 'Shaunki Sardar', and that is when he got in touch with me, narrated the film to me and asked if I was interested. I was like, I would love to take the test. I then auditioned for it and luckily, he liked my audition,' she said. Nimrit also spoke about the appreciation she is receiving for her performance and how she is trying to process the moment.'Somewhere, my nature is such that I am always thinking of the next goal. Even my mom told me you should pause and relish these moments. I don't think I have had the time to do that. But definitely, it is very motivating when people appreciate your work. For an actor, it's very important to be appreciated for your craft. It feels surreal,' she 'Khatron Ke Khiladi 14' actor also reflected on the challenges of transitioning from television to films, especially when facing preconceived notions from the are there, and that often comes from a preconceived notion that, Oh my god, you are a television actor, but I feel like when you crack a project, then you don't feel that, but before you crack the project, there are those hiccups that you face while auditioning. But you know, some people have a preconceived notion about you, and some see your talent. I think I was fortunate that this project also panned out because they saw merit in me and didn't have a stereotypical viewpoint. But I am sure any actor transitioning from television to films will tell the same thing.'Nimrit also mentioned how thrilled her family was about her working with Babbu Maan and how the legendary singer-actor appreciated her work in the film.'Shaunki Sardar' released in theatres on May 16. The film also stars Guru Randhawa, Babbu Maan, and Gugu Gill in key roles.
Hindustan Times
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Hindustan Times
Nimrit Kaur Ahluwalia recalls missing out on Diljit Dosanjh's film due to Choti Sarrdaarni: ‘They wanted 40 days but…'
Actor Nimrit Kaur Ahluwalia, best known for her breakout role in the popular television show Choti Sarrdaarni, has now taken a significant step in her career with her Punjabi film debut in Shaunki Sardar, starring alongside Guru Randhawa and Babbu Maan. (Also Read: Nimrit Kaur Ahluwalia talks about her brain burnout: People thought my personal life triggered it) In an exclusive interview with Hindustan Times, Nimrit Kaur Ahluwalia talked about how she had to once lose out on a film with Diljit Dosanjh because of her schedule on television and revealed how that missed opportunity led to her Punjabi film debut, Shaunki Sardar. She also talked about the challenges of transitioning from television to films. stating producers' stereotypical thinking. Nimrit talked about missing out on a Diljit Dosanjh film because of her work schedule on Choti Sarrdaarni and said, "I was getting a lot of Punjabi film offers right after Miss India and even when I was doing Choti Sardarni and post my reality shows. But I missed out on some projects because of date issues. I remember I was supposed to be a part of a Diljit Dosanjh film, and the producer at that time was very inclined to take me. The shoot was happening during Covid, and I remember I had to be in Canada, and they wanted 40 days for the shoot. I could only give 15 days because I was shooting for Choti Sarrdaarni and you know how in television you cannot pull out too many projects.' She revealed how, though she missed out on the opportunity then, she got Shaunki Sardar because of that film's producers. She said, "So the producer of that film, Pawan Gill, he happened to recommend me to the director of Shaunki Sardar, and that's when he got in touch with me, narrated the film to me and asked if I was interested. I was like, I would love to test. I then auditioned for it and luckily, he liked my audition." A post shared by Nimrrit Kaur Ahluwalia (@nimritahluwalia) Talking about the love she is receiving for her performance, Nimrit said, 'somewhere my nature is such that I am always thinking of the next goal. Even my mom told me you should pause and relish these moments. I don't think I have had the time to do that. But definitely, it's very motivating when people appreciate your work. For an actor, it's very important to get appreciated for your craft. It's feeling surreal.' She revealed that her family was thrilled to know that she is getting to work with Babbu Maan. She further talked about how the actor appreciated her for her work in the film. She talked about challenges of transitioning from television to films and said, 'Challenges are there and that often comes from preconceived notion that Oh my god you are a television actor but I feel like when you crack a project, then you don't feel that but before you crack the project, there are those hiccups that you face while auditioning. But you know there are people you have that preconceived notion and there are such wonderful people who see for your talent. I think I was fortunate that this project also panned out because they saw the merit in me and didn't have a stereotypical view point. But I am sure any actor transitioning from television to films will tell the same thing.'
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First Post
17-05-2025
- Entertainment
- First Post
Shocking! Nimrit Kaur Ahluwalia recalls being sexually molested in Supreme Court: 'He touched my...'
Nimrit Kaur said that she felt somebody's hand on her butt but since the court was crowded, Nimrit thought that it might have happened by mistake from a man standing behind him read more Nimrit Kaur Ahluwalia, who made her debut with the show Choti Sarrdaarni and later featured in Bigg Boss 16 and Khatron Ke Khiladi 14, recalled a horrifying of being sexually molested at the age of 19 in Supreme Court when she went there for a hearing. The actress said that she felt somebody's hand on her butt but since the court was crowded, Nimrit thought that it might have happened by mistake from a man standing behind him. STORY CONTINUES BELOW THIS AD However, when Nimrit moved to another corner of the courtroom, the man started following her and he not only did the same thing but also tried to put his hand inside her shirt. 'I felt someone's hand on my butt first. I thought I was overthinking it because everyone was in close contact. I looked back, and this guy was looking straight ahead—not making eye contact or even acknowledging my presence. I started getting a little anxious, and thought, okay, let me just change my position. Then, I felt someone touch my hand and it was the same guy again. He had moved from behind along with me, then again he did that to touched my butt. I could feel tears well up in my eyes, I was in such a state of shock," Nimrit told Hauterrfly. She then shared that a female lawyer noticed and asked whether she was feeling uncomfortable. As soon as Nimrit nodded yes, the lawyer slammed the man and even slapped him. Later, the police officials took care of the matter. Nimrit also expressed gratitude towards the lawyer for helping her that day. 'It's just that you mentally feel like you're in a safe space because you're standing in the Supreme Court—and yet, it still happened," she said.
Time of India
29-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Shivangi Verma on World Dance Day; says ‘Dance is my happy space'
Actress , celebrated for her roles in Tera Ishq Mera Fitoor, Choti Sarrdaarni, and recently seen in Badass Ravi Kumar, is not just a talented performer on screen—she's also a passionate dancer. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now With an Instagram feed filled with captivating dance reels and stylish choreography, Shivangi continues to charm fans with her effortless moves and infectious energy. On the occasion of World Dance Day, observed on April 29, the actress shared what dance truly means to her. 'Dance is my happy space. Dance makes me feel free, confident, and alive. It helps me express myself when words fall short. It connects me to my inner self and brings pure joy,' she said, adding how deeply it's tied to her emotional well-being. Even during difficult times, dance has been her healing force. 'Even on the worst days, a little dance lifts my spirits and changes my energy instantly,' she shared. One of her favorite dance partners is her mother, and Shivangi treasures the memories. 'Dancing with her is full of laughter and love. It's always a special moment,' she said warmly. When it comes to Bollywood inspirations, Shivangi is all praise for Madhuri Dixit. 'She dances with so much grace and expression. Every move tells a story. She is timeless,' she said, reflecting on her admiration for the legendary actress. A die-hard fan of Bollywood dance styles, Shivangi loves the blend of elegance, footwork, and energy. As for her favorite dance number? 'Halkat Jawani from Heroine. It's energetic, fun, and just makes me want to twirl around and go all out,' she said with a smile. Clearly, for Shivangi Verma, dance is more than movement—it's her joy, her therapy, and her truest form of self-expression.
