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Hans India
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Hans India
Mehreen Pirzada serves seaside glam
Actress Mehreen Pirzada, known for her roles across Telugu, Tamil, Hindi, and Punjabi films, is clearly embracing her wanderlust. Her latest vacation pictures, set against a scenic shoreline backdrop, are capturing attention for all the right reasons—combining effortless charm with vibrant fashion. In her most recent travel update, Mehreen was seen sporting a striking red and black bandeau top paired with quirky white pants adorned with seashell and marine life prints. The look was both playful and stylish, perfectly matching the beachy setting. Adding to the ensemble, she wore a trendy headscarf and oversized sunglasses, completing the ultimate laid-back seaside aesthetic. The actress, who made her last big-screen appearance in the 2023 film Spark Life as the character Lekha, has been keeping a relatively low profile in terms of film announcements. However, her regular updates on social media continue to keep her fans engaged and guessing about her next project. While the cinematic world eagerly awaits her return, Mehreen's travel diaries are proving to be a visual treat. Her ability to combine travel, fashion, and charm showcases not just her screen presence, but also her flair for lifestyle elegance.
India.com
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- India.com
Meet actress who got engaged to ex-CM son, broke off engagement in 4 months, is now wife of a famous producer, her name is..., husband is…
Romantic speculations frequently surround movie heroines. On one side, they continue to achieve success in their professional life, while on the other side, stories about romance and marriage also stay in the news. Despite, all these setbacks and speculations, these actresses just move forward avoiding all these claims about them because for them its nothing but an ugly move for someone to defame. Telugu Actress… Here we are talking about actress Mehreen Pirzada , raised in Punjab, began her career in modeling and appeared in numerous ad films. Later, made her debut in the Telugu film industry with Krishnagadi Veera Premagatha alongside Nani , showcasing her skills. She scored a major success with her debut film, captivating the audience with her charm and performance. Upon seeing Mehreen, numerous individuals remarked that industry has gained another Kajal Aggarwal . Following this, she continued to receive opportunities consistently. Subsequently, she collaborated with numerous prominent figures such as Sharwanand, Varun Tej, Ravi Teja, Venkatesh, Sai Dharam Tej, Vijay Deverakonda, Sundeep Kishan, and Naga Shaurya , accumulating several blockbuster films to her credit. Mehreen and Her Relationships During the height of her career, Mehreen Pirzada began a romantic relationship with Bhavya Bishnoi , the son of notable Haryana politician and MLA Kuldeep Bishnoi, and the grandson of ex-Chief Minister late Bhajan Lal. They became engaged with their families' approval, and a wedding date was set. Four months post-engagement, Mehreen ended her engagement with Bhavya Bishnoi, grandson of a former Chief Minister, and surprised everyone by calling off her wedding. In 2017, When her movie Jawaan was released, there were dating speculations involving Sai Dharam Tej who was also her co-star. However, there was lack of clarity regarding this. In 2023, Mehreen became engaged to Chiranjiv Makwana and began a new journey with him. Media reports indicate that the couple tied the knot in Hyderabad in private ceremony. Mehreen Pirzada's spouse Chiranjeev Makwana is an actor, producer, writer and animation director. He was also rumoured to have once dated actresses like Anupama Parmeshwaran and Rashmika Mandanna .
Time of India
24-04-2025
- Time of India
Kashmiri students worry about studies, family income
1 2 Noida: Kashmiri students in NCR are worried about the economic fallout of the Pahalgam terror attack and the exodus of tourists from the Valley, which could have a long-term effect on their families' livelihoods back home and consequently, their studies. Stability in the Kashmir valley over the past few years has been bringing in waves of tourists, helping drive up incomes of locals and boosting the economy, which is largely around the travel industry. You Can Also Check: Noida AQI | Weather in Noida | Bank Holidays in Noida | Public Holidays in Noida Mehreen, a fourth year BTech student at Sharda University in Noida, said on Thursday that 90% of her family's income depends on tourism in Kashmir . by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Trade Bitcoin & Ethereum – No Wallet Needed! IC Markets Start Now "In the past two days, almost 70% of car bookings were cancelled. My father and brother-in-law have been running a transportation business in Kashmir for the past 15 years. No matter how adverse the situation was earlier, be it the 2019 Pulwama attack or the 2016 unrest, the situation has not been this critical that tourists have cancelled trips," Mehreen said. The 22-year-old said her family could fund her studies in NCR because of stable income from the business over the past few years. "My brother is in school, and he also aspires to pursue higher education outside Kashmir. My sister's wedding was fixed and was to happen in a few months. With such financial loss, it will be difficult for my family to sustain all these expenses," she said. Shoqeen, a second-year BTech student at the university, said his family, too, is reeling from the loss of customers. "We have a hotel in Pahalgam, and in one day, all 120 rooms got vacant. Some even cancelled bookings. The situation is adverse. Kashmir has always been known for its generosity and hospitality to tourists. Such incidents will hamper our livelihoods. Moreover, we condemn such acts," the second-year student said. A picturesque meadow surrounded by snow-capped Himalayas and pine trees in Pahalgam was the site of Tuesday's gruesome attack by gunmen who opened fire on visitors, most of them tourists, killing at least 26. The terror attack, carried out at the start of the annual tourist season, emptied out hotels as visitors rushed to leave the Valley. Shoqeen said companies providing transport services and hotels have announced free pick-up and drops apart from concessions to bring back tourists. Others said they were afraid of any backlash and were not moving out of the college campus freely. "There have been several instances in Chandigarh and Uttarakhand and other states, where Kashmiri Muslim students were asked to leave campus or they were cornered. The situation is scary. We have not gone out of the campus for the past 2 days," a 21-year-old student said. "Every time anything happens between the two nations (India and Pakistan), it's the Kashmiris who are affected the most. We want peace and to live our lives happily. Last time in 2019 (after the Pulwama attack), there was a long internet outage in Kashmir. A lot of students left the Valley just to pursue their curriculum, to download PDFs and save them on pen drives to be able to study. Many of my cousins' families are dependent on professions such as shikara boat rides, selling dry fruits or handloom work. These situations will bring them to the road, as it happened during the (pandemic) lockdown and the 2019 attack," said another student who did not wish to be named. Ajit Kumar, director of Sharda University, said there are around 500 Kashmiri students at the varsity. "They are in a state of distress. But we have provided all kinds of support to the students to make them feel safe," Kumar said.
