Popular Bollywood Actress Preity Zinta to Receive Special Award from Birmingham City University
In exciting news, famous Bollywood actress Preity G Zinta is going to be given a special award by Birmingham City University. They want to honor her for her amazing work in the Indian film industry and her kindness in helping others. She will get this award in India next year.
You might know Preity Zinta for her fantastic acting in Hindi movies like “Veer Zara.” She started her acting career in 1998 and quickly became a beloved star in Bollywood. Besides acting, she also helped as a UNAIDS ambassador to fight HIV/AIDS.
But that’s not all! Preity Zinta will also visit the United Kingdom, making her first appearance there in over ten years. She will join the Diwali celebrations in Birmingham on November 4th and 5th.
Diwali is a special celebration for many people around the world, known as the Festival of Lights. Her being there will add more sparkle and happiness to the festival.
The Mayor of West Midlands, Andy Street, is very happy that Preity Zinta will join the Diwali celebrations. He mentioned her amazing work in Bollywood and her efforts to help others.
Her visit to Birmingham is at the same time as the India Film Festival happening in the city, which ends on Friday. So, her presence will make the closing of the festival even more exciting.
The Vice-Chancellor of Birmingham City University, Professor David Mba, is also thrilled about this. He wants to work with Preity Zinta on exciting projects related to Indian movies and business. He said it’s a big moment for the university, the students, and the city of Birmingham.
Preity Zinta herself is very excited about the honorary award. She says it’s a big honor, especially because the university is strong in business and media, which matches her career. She can’t wait to join the Diwali celebrations in Birmingham and meet all the amazing people there as they celebrate the Festival of Lights.
This award shows how much Preity G Zinta has achieved in Bollywood and how she cares about making the world a better place. Her visit to the Diwali celebrations in Birmingham will make this year’s Festival of Lights even more special and wonderful.
Ms Zinta, known for her work in Hindi films such as Veer Zara, made her acting debut in 1998 and is a former UNAIDS ambassador.
She said: “It’s a tremendous privilege to be receiving this honorary doctorate from BCU, especially given its strengths in business and media that chime so well with my own career.
“I’m very excited to be part of the Diwali celebrations in Birmingham and look forward to meeting all the wonderful people there, marking the Festival of Lights together.”
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