Bigg Boss 17: Mannara Chopra, a top-earning participant on Salman Khan's show
PTC News Desk: Barbie Handa, popularly known as Mannara, has become a standout figure in Bigg Boss 17, claiming a spot as one of the highest-paid contestants on Salman Khan's reality show. Born on March 29, 1991, in Ambala Cantonment, Haryana, Mannara is a versatile Indian actress and model with a significant presence in Telugu, Tamil, Hindi, and Kannada cinema.
Bigg Boss 17 Grand Finale:
As the highly anticipated grand finale of Bigg Boss 17 approaches, Mannara Chopra stands out among the 21 contestants who vied for the coveted title. Only five contestants have successfully reached the grand finale, and Mannara has secured her place as one of them. Throughout the season, Mannara has consistently grabbed headlines, notably for her close relationship with Vicky Jain, the husband of Ankita Lokhande.
Mannara's association with the Chopra family, renowned for their contributions to the entertainment industry, adds an extra layer of interest to her presence in the Bigg Boss house. Her dynamic and strategic gameplay inside the BB house has earned her a reputation as a formidable competitor, giving tough competition to the other finalists.
As the curtains draw close on Bigg Boss 17, Mannara Chopra's journey in the reality show has been nothing short of captivating. Her status as one of the highest-paid contestants, combined with her intriguing connections and strategic gameplay, has solidified her position as a key figure in this season's competition. The grand finale promises to be an exciting culmination of Mannara's Bigg Boss journey.
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Who is Mannara Chopra?
Meet Mannara Chopra, the accomplished Indian actress and model, born on March 29, 1991, in Ambala Cantonment, Haryana, known by her stage name Barbie Handa. Mannara has made a significant mark in the realms of Telugu, Tamil, Hindi, and Kannada cinema, earning accolades, including two Santosham Film Awards.
Hailing from a family with strong ties to both the film industry and the legal profession, Mannara is the daughter of Kamini Chopra Handa, a jewelry designer, and Raman Rai Handa, an advocate at the Delhi High Court. Notably, she shares familial bonds with renowned Bollywood figures such as Priyanka Chopra, Parineeti Chopra, and Meera Chopra.
Educated in Delhi, Mannara took her first steps into the entertainment world by starting her career in modeling in Mumbai, which eventually led her to venture into advertising. Her versatility became evident as she featured in over 40 commercials alongside several well-known Bollywood celebrities.
In 2014, Mannara made a notable entry into the acting arena, signing up for projects in Telugu, Tamil, Hindi, and Kannada languages. Her debut film, "Prema Geema Jantha Nai" (2014), marked the beginning of a successful acting career, with Mannara steadily establishing herself as a prominent figure in the film industry. Since then, her journey has been marked by continuous growth and success.
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Mannara Chopra's expedition in Bigg Boss
In October 2023, Mannara embarked on a new chapter in her career by joining the popular reality show, marking her debut in Hindi television. To everyone's surprise, she stands out as one of the highest-paid contestants in the season. Additionally, Mannara expanded her horizons in the digital realm with her web debut in ALT Balaji's "Bhootmate," where she skillfully portrayed the character of a ghost pari.
On the professional front, Mannara Chopra is set to grace the Telugu film scene with "Thiragabadara Saami," where she shares the screen with Raj Tarun. Simultaneously, she ventures into Punjabi cinema with the film "Ohi Chann Ohi Raatan." As she continues to explore diverse roles, Mannara's journey in the entertainment industry takes on exciting new dimensions.
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