Preity Zinta returns to films after eight years with Batwara 1947, admitting she never missed the camera while raising her kids, calling motherhood her "greatest milestone." She shared how nerves eased with Sunny Deol's support on a tough first day. She plays a Muslim woman sheltering a Hindu woman post-Partition; the film releases August 14.
Preity Zinta returns to films after eight years with Batwara 1947, admitting she never missed the camera while raising her kids, calling motherhood her "greatest milestone." She shared how nerves eased with Sunny Deol's support on a tough first day. She plays a Muslim woman sheltering a Hindu woman post-Partition; the film releases August 14.
Preity Zinta returns to films after eight years with Batwara 1947, admitting she never missed the camera while raising her kids, calling motherhood her "greatest milestone." She shared how nerves eased with Sunny Deol's support on a tough first day. She plays a Muslim woman sheltering a Hindu woman post-Partition; the film releases August 14.
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