- Bollywood actress and Punjab Kings co-owner Preity Zinta shares behind-the-scenes glimpses from the IPL 2025 season.
- She shared a sweet story involving cricket star Virat Kohli.
- The conversation highlighted Kohli's journey from a young talent to a cricketing legend, showcasing their bond.
During a recent match between Punjab Kings and Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) in Mullanpur, pictures of Preity and Virat laughing together went viral. Many fans became curious about their cheerful conversation. Finally, in an interactive session with fans on X (formerly Twitter), Preity revealed what had them so engrossed. During an Ask Me Anything session on X, she tweeted that they were showing each other pictures of their children.
"We were showing each other pictures of our children & talking about them! Time does fly... When I first met Virat 18 years ago, he was a spirited teenager buzzing with talent & fire — today he still has that fire & is an icon & a very sweet & doting father," Preity shared warmly.
Her nostalgic reflection highlighted Kohli's journey from a fiery young talent to a cricketing legend while also showcasing the bond they have shared over the years. Fans couldn't get enough of this wholesome moment, which beautifully blended sportsmanship and parenthood.
During the same Ask Me Anything session on X (formerly Twitter), Preity was asked about her favorite movie from her career. Without hesitation, she chose two films close to her heart: Kya Kehna, as it was the first movie she ever signed, and Veer-Zaara, because it allowed her to work with the legendary filmmaker Yash Chopra.
Both films stand as milestones in her filmography, with Kya Kehna marking her as a strong, unconventional voice in Bollywood and Veer-Zaara standing tall as a timeless romantic epic.
Preity Zinta also addressed how she deals with negativity and online trolls. She answered a fan's question about handling chaos and online hate, sharing her perspective. She revealed, "Mostly, I ignore the trolls as only those people troll who are not happy with themselves or miserable in their lives, so I do feel bad for them." She added, "Sometimes, when I’m not trying to be a better human being, I just snap back and give them a taste of their own medicine! Whenever I’ve done so, I’ve realized they are usually spineless people that either delete their comments, change their profile pictures, or just disappear into oblivion."
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