Preity Zinta’s Bengali connection
Preity Zinta, the North India is now veering towards everything Bengali. She finds herself in love with everything related to Bengal. Sweets, exotic saris, melodies and everything which the City of Joy has on offer.
This Bengali influence is ever since she has started working with Rituparno Ghosh, for The Last Lear. In fact, this movie has Preity in a totally traditional look with cotton saris, big bindi. A look she has never sported yet in her Bollywood roles.
She never misses any opportunity to visit Kolkata. She was recently invited to be part of the Durga pooja celebrations and she happily obliged.
She enjoys having puchkas (the Bong version of paani puris or golgappas) in the little clay pots, standing at the roadside stalls, in true Bengali style.
Looks like the other Bong queens of Bollywood, Bipasha Basu and Rani Mukherji will soon have Preity joining the Bong Gang of Beauties !
Preity Zinta Lives By Her Own Standards
Preity Zinta known for her talent and beauty is a tough girl and a crusader. She lives by the rules that she makes for herself, spurning away ones made by others.
“Looking good makes one feel good” she says. And so, she loves looking good, and doesn’t mind splurging for it. “I work very hard. And so if I indulge in something that makes me feel good and look good, I think it’s worth it,” she says.
For Preity, indulgence is nothing to feel guilty about. “You can only know the value of indulging in something when you have worked hard to earn it. It’s like that ad tagline – I’m worth it. And I can take care of myself the way no one ever can.”
Like every human being she too has her wild dreams and the most extravagant thing she dreams of having is
“I want my very own island!” she exclaims. “It’s going to be my getaway and no one will be allowed to bother me there”.
So, people what is your wildest dream, do you too want an island like pretty Preity
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