Suvreen Chawla

Suvreen Chawla Is The Every New Gen Mom-To-Be

Gone are the days when actresses use to shy away from stepping out and avoid cameras and public appearances during pregnancy but the new gen moms are confident enough to not just flaunt their baby bumps but also do it in style while they are at it. Kareena Kapoor Khan, Mira Rajput, Neha Dhupia and …

Gone are the days when actresses use to shy away from stepping out and avoid cameras and public appearances during pregnancy but the new gen moms are confident enough to not just flaunt their baby bumps but also do it in style while they are at it. Kareena Kapoor Khan, Mira Rajput, Neha Dhupia and Suvreen Chawla our Bollywood divas have given us some major to-be-mom fashion.

Recently, actress Suvreen Chawla’s family threw a celebration for her starting with a traditional Godh Bharai ceremony and then a party later that day. In the pictures shared by her on social media, Suvreen is seen sporting a yellow Benarasi saree with a pink blouse, hair tied in a low bun, wearing heavy gold jewelry and nude makeup. She was glowing and looked ravishing, flaunting her baby bump in style, she captioned the pictures as, ‘The Godh Bharai for the little angel… A very very very special and big thank u to the following wonderful people for putting this memorable evening together’.

 

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Later for her evening party, Surveen was seen in a tangerine off-shoulder flowy gown accessorized with heavy earrings making her look royal. Enjoying her last trimester, the happy mom was seen in gowns and dresses in several events and functions and need we say she looked stunning. She also had a pyjama themed baby shower party attended by her girlfriends few days ago.

 

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The actress had talked about motherhood saying, ‘It’s a beautiful feeling and more so, as it has come completely unexpected for Akshay and me. Suddenly, life has become beautiful. I am looking forward to every step now. Of course, it’s unfamiliar territory, but the only one that comes with a guarantee of being wonderful. Akshay and I feel really blessed!’

Surveen had married her longtime boyfriend, Akshay Thakker, in Italy in 2015 but had kept it a secret from everyone until December 2017. She then announced the news of her marriage with her picture from her wedding day.

 

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The actress last graced the big screen in movies like Parched and Hate Story 2 and has also done a Kannada film called Paramesha Panwala. On the work front, Surveen has been a part of several television shows including Kahin Toh Hoga, 24 and Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa.

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Shubhangi Patil

Shubhangi Patil

Seeking adventure through travel, dance and theatre with a knack for making people laugh through my story-telling skills. Anything new with adrenaline rush keeps me going.

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