Actress Mannara Chopra, cousin of Priyanka and Parineeti Chopra, has returned to work and social media after the passing of her father, expressing her journey of grief and resilience.
Navigating Grief and Loss
Mannara Chopra faced a profound personal loss in June when her father, Raman Rai Handa, passed away. During this challenging period, the actress stepped away from the public eye to mourn and cope with her grief.
For over a month, her social media activity was minimal as she focused on her family and healing process. This period allowed her to process the immense sorrow of losing a loved one.
A Heartfelt Return to Work
Recently, Mannara made a brave return to Instagram, sharing pictures from a bridal photoshoot. Her posts weren’t just about work; they were honest reflections of her ongoing grief.
In one emotional caption, she wrote, “How to be brave… when you’ve lost your world? He raised me to rise — with grace in pain and power in purpose.” She clearly stated her return was for work, not because she had “moved on.”
A few days prior, she also shared another set of images, emphasizing her gradual steps forward. “Taking small steps forward with strength, love, and purpose. Here’s to new light. I carry his strength,” she posted, showcasing her determination.
Resuming Professional Commitments
Mannara officially announced her return to professional life on July 10th. She shared a heartfelt message thanking her fans for their unwavering support during her difficult time.
“Thank you from the bottom of my heart for all the love and support you’ve shown to me and my family during these tough times. Resuming work now, with gratitude in my heart,” she wrote, expressing appreciation for her well-wishers.
Before her break, Mannara was a popular contestant on Bigg Boss 17, which significantly boosted her public profile. More recently, she was part of Laughter Chefs Season 2 but decided to leave the show to pursue other commitments.
Journey in Entertainment
Mannara Chopra’s acting career began in 2014 with the film “Zid.” She has primarily worked in South Indian cinema, establishing herself across various regional industries.
Following her successful stint on Bigg Boss 17, she has also explored opportunities in the OTT space, reaching a wider audience. Her career path now includes venturing into Punjabi cinema, showcasing her versatility.
- Mannara Chopra returned to work after her father’s demise in June.
- She used Instagram to express her grief while announcing her professional comeback.
- Her return signals a commitment to work despite personal sorrow.
- She gained recent popularity from Bigg Boss 17 and is now exploring Punjabi cinema.
Mannara’s resilience in returning to her profession, even while publicly acknowledging her grief, serves as an inspiration to many. Her journey continues to unfold, marked by strength and and purpose.
