Bollywood actor Salman Khan started his film career with the 1988 film 'Biwi Ho To Aisi'. But he was in a supporting role in this film. Salman's career started as a lead actor with the 1989 film 'Maine Pyaar Kiya'. His opposite Bhagyashree worked in this film.
This was also the first film of Bhagyashree. Apart from this, this actress was also a debut film of Parveen Dastur. Parveen Dastur played the role of a girl named Seema in this film, who dreamed of Salman's role and dreams of marrying her. But this actress did not have a long career in Bollywood. Soon it disappeared from the big screen. But do you know where and in what condition Parveen is now and what she does.
According to media reports, Parveen received a fee of Rs 25,000 for the role of Seema in Salman and Bhagyashree's film, but the actress did not like Bollywood. Years later, he worked in the film 'Dil Ke Jharokhe' in 1997. After this, she got away from the film world.
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Parveen was unable to get his character according to him in Bollywood. She was unhappy with offers. Meanwhile, actress started working as an air hostess in Air India. Apart from this, he is also a hairstylist by profession. He is also active as makeup and hairstylists these days. After being away from Bollywood, he worked in these areas and achieved a different place.
After Maine Pyaar Kiya, Parveen was approached for Salman Khan's film Suryavanshi (1992), but later this role was received by Amrita Singh. While he was also signed for Aamir Khan's opposite 'Hum Hai Rahi Pyaar Ke', he left this role for an air hostess job. Parveen married model Shah Rukh Irani in the year 1992. Later both became parents of two daughters.
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Now Parveen is spending a very happy life with her husband and daughters. She is very active on Instagram and keeps giving updates related to her and family through social media. She has also added Irani to her name, which is the surname of her husband. Three days ago, Parveen shared a picture of himself after leaving the swimming pool and wrote, "Hot as always."
