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TV Actress Kamya Punjabi Spotted Wearing Sindoor Despite Being Single Mother

Small screen actress Kamya Punjabi was recently spotted wearing a bold outfit at TV actor Aman Verma’s reception party. The actress’s shimmering white colored dress looked amazing with a little tattoo on her shoulder. But what caught our attention the most was sindoor on Kamya’s forehead. Yes, you read that right! At the party, Kamya Punjabi was apparently wearing sindoor on a western outfit.
When Dailybhaskar.com questioned about the same, Kamya said, “This is Preeto’s sindoor; I am coming directly from my shooting and so I did not get much time to remove this sindoor from my forehead. Sindoor itni aasani se nahi nikalta, chahe wo on-screen ho yaa off-screen. Yahi to Hindustan ki aurton ki taakat hai, ye nahi nikalne wala hai itni aasani se.”
In reality, does Kamya like applying sindoor? “I am very much fond of sindoor but not in real life. I am happy wearing sindoor for my shows but in reality, I am happy without it”, Kamya Punjabi concludes.
Kamya was married to Bunty Negi. In 2013, a month before entering the Bigg Boss house, the couple had filed for divorce. Kamya is a single mother of a little girl, Aara who was born in 2009.
Currently, Kamya Punjabi is playing the character of Preeto in the popular show, Shakti – Astitva Ke Ehsaas Ki.
Check out more inside pictures of Kamya Punjabi from the party…

On the screen, Kamya generally plays the vamp or negative characters.

She made her television debut with serial Kehta Hai Dil.

Kamya rose to fame after playing Sindoora Pratap Singh in serial Banoo Main Teri Dulhann on Zee TV.

She also became a contestant on Bigg Boss 7 in 2013.

In personal life, Kamya is a divorcee, single parent of the little daughter, Aara.

Kamya Punjabi

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