Is Preity Zinta Trading Scripts for Speeches? The Juicy Scoop on Her Brush with Rajya Sabha Seat Offers!

Arrey, Preity Zinta is back in Bollywood, folks! The drama queen of the 2000s is set to light up the big screen once again with her upcoming film, Lahore 1947. After a filmi career filled with hits like Kal Ho Naa Ho and Veer-Zaara, Zinta took a break, moving to Los Angeles post her shaadi. But now, she’s ready to dive back into the world of glitz and glamour. What’s next on her agenda—could it be politics?

Bollywood and politics are like chai and biscuit, always together! From Amitabh Bachchan to Kangana Ranaut, many have swapped the script for the manifesto. So, naturally, when Preity announced her comeback, her fans started dreaming of her as a neta.

Preity’s Political Plans? Naah! 😜

In a recent AMA session on X, Preity Zinta decided to spill some beans about her future plans. When asked about joining politics, she gave a firm "No! No politics for me." Despite offers from various political parties—tickets and Rajya Sabha seats and all—she’s sticking to her guns. Politics, it seems, is not her cup of chai.

Preity has always danced to her own tune, never one to follow the Bollywood herd. Her independence and strong opinions have set her apart, and she insists her patriotism runs deep without needing a political stage. "Calling me a soldier isn’t wrong. After all, I am a soldier’s daughter and sister. We fauji kids, we’re wired differently. We’re just Indians," she wrote. Patriotism—check, Politics—no thanks!

While fans might be dreaming of Preity in parliament, she’s got her sights set on Lahore 1947, directed by Rajkumar Santoshi and produced by Aamir Khan. With AR Rahman’s music and Javed Akhtar’s lyrics, the film’s already creating waves.

Kiran’s Gyan 😎: Bollywood and politics ka rishta is as old as time. But remember, not every filmi hero or heroine wants to become a desh ka hero. Some are happy just dancing in the rain and romancing on-screen! 💃🕺

Until next time, stay filmy, stay fabulous!