Sriti Jha / Pragya A Mehra AT 6 - 'Undefinable!' - Page 104

I think it means reader? But I'm not super fluent in hindi...someone confirm?

Nive, if I'm not mistaken, it means actress, Sriti likes calling herself Abhinetri. But I'm not sure,can someone confirm😊

I dont remember her wearing this saree on the show...did she ever?

That was deep JD! And really adorbs, I agree with your feelings!

The actor makes a gajra out of tissue paper to give herself the perfect bridal look...

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Ready to witness the grand reception of Pragya (Srtiti Jha) and Abhi's (Shabbir Aluwalia) much-awaited wedding, Zee TV's Kumkum Bhagya is all set to give its audience moments to cherish. Ensuring that everything, from the set design to the costumes of the artists is perfect, the makers of the show are putting in their best to make the wedding a grand success. Viewers are not only hooked on to see the outcome of this union, but are also waiting with their bated breath to see Pragya in her much talked-about bridal avatar. Spending countless hours contemplating the perfect lehenga for Pragya to ensuring that her entire ensemble is perfect, Ekta Kapoor has left no stone unturned to make the wedding a feast for the eyes.

Just like her on-screen character, Sriti Jha is a simple and an elegant girl. Keeping her jewelry minimal, Sriti was gung-ho about ensuring that she had the perfect gajra to compliment her look and started her lookout for the perfect gajra. When she was unable to find the flower pattern, she instead insisted that she made one herself with tissue paper and immediately asked her hair dresser to help her with a thread and needle to sew the tissue paper together in perfect shape. Without complaining, the actress ensured that she put together the pieces of tissues together. Not only was everybody impressed with her presence of mind and her artistic skills, but they were happy about how Sriti, without much hassle made something as beautiful as that. Talking about her artistic skills, Sriti said, "Given that my look made room for minimal jewelry, I knew that my gajra had to be perfect. When I saw the flowers they had, I knew they would eventually wilt and infact not give me the look I desired. So, I quickly picked up some tissue and followed a technique which I had long ago seen someone do. Thankfully it turned out well and everybody on the sets loved it and it in fact complimented my bridal look very well."

http://www.zeetv.com/press-releases/sriti-jha-adds-touch-of-her-own-creativity-to-her-bridal-look.html

She is so talentedReally undefinable❤️