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Simaran in bridal avatar

Popular television actress Simaran Kaur is set to impress with her bridal avatar in Jamai No. 1. The actress, known for her impeccable acting and screen presence, will be seen donning a traditional Maharashtrian bridal ensemble, complete with a vibrant...

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Chandigarh, Updated At : 05:50 AM Feb 08, 2025 IST

Popular television actress Simaran Kaur is set to impress with her bridal avatar in Jamai No. 1. The actress, known for her impeccable acting and screen presence, will be seen donning a traditional Maharashtrian bridal ensemble, complete with a vibrant pink silk saree and intricate gold jewelry. Simaran’s bridal look features authentic green bangles, a gold waist chain, and a statement nath (nose ring), symbolizing the essence of Maharashtrian culture.

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